Best Flavonoids-Rich Foods for Horses

Ranked by flavonoids content among foods safe for horses in the Creature Feast catalog.

Blueberries per small handful (50-100g) Blueberries are among the richest sources of flavonoids, particularly anthocyanins with strong antioxidant properties. A small handful makes a nutritious, flavonoid-packed treat.

Apple per 1 medium apple with skin Apples contain quercetin and catechins, particularly in the skin. Feeding whole apples (quartered for safety) provides flavonoids alongside fiber and natural sugars.

Parsley per 1-2 tablespoons of fresh parsley Parsley is rich in flavonoids, particularly apigenin and luteolin. A small sprig mixed into feed provides concentrated plant antioxidants.

Dandelion greens per handful of fresh dandelion greens Dandelion greens contain luteolin and other flavonoids with anti-inflammatory properties. Horses foraging on dandelion-rich pasture naturally consume these beneficial compounds.

Cherries per 3-5 pitted cherries Cherries (pitted, flesh only) are rich in anthocyanins and quercetin. They make an occasional high-flavonoid treat. Always remove the pit before feeding.