I am a horse owner looking for practical advice on managing my horse's weight and identifying common poisonous plants in paddocks. I also want to know how to report a horse that I'm worried about. Please navigate to the relevant sections and provide: 1) Two specific tips for managing an overweight horse, 2) The name of at least three common poisonous plants listed, and 3) The primary method or contact information for reporting a horse in need.
Navigate to 'https://int.worldhorsewelfare.org/'. Click on the 'Advice' button. Click on the 'Nutrition' link in the sub-menu. Click on the 'Weight management strategies for overweight horses' link. Identify and extract two specific tips for managing an overweight horse. Go back to the 'Advice' main section. Click on the 'Environment' link in the sub-menu. Click on the 'Poisonous plants in horse paddocks' link. Identify and list at least three common poisonous plants mentioned. Go back to the 'Advice' main section. Click on the 'Worried about a Horse?' link in the sub-menu. Click on the 'Find out how to report an emergency' link. Identify the primary method or contact information for reporting a horse in need. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Weight management strategies for overweight horses' page. The agent states at least two specific tips for managing an overweight horse (e.g., 'Ensure your horse is eating enough forage', 'Measure your horse’s weight regularly', 'Increase exercise levels gradually'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Poisonous plants in horse paddocks' page. The agent lists at least three common poisonous plants (e.g., Ragwort, Sycamore, Acorns, Foxglove, Hemlock, Yew). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Find out how to report an emergency' page. The agent states that the primary method for reporting a horse in need is to call their Welfare Hotline (0300 333 6000), or contact the RSPCA (0300 1234 999) or local police for emergencies.