Can loofah leaves be fed to sheep? Is it poisonous?

Yes, it is non-toxic. Luffa leaves usually refer to the leaves on the plant Luffa, which has certain edible value. Luffa leaves do not contain toxic and harmful substances, and food poisoning usually does not occur after eating. Sheep's food includes grass and leaves. Luffa leaves belong to leaves, so sheep can eat Luffa leaves, which are nontoxic. Luffa leaves have medicinal value. Medically speaking, Luffa leaves are bitter and cold, and have the effects of clearing away heat and toxic materials, stopping bleeding and dispelling summer heat. Can be used for treating carbuncle, furuncle, tinea, snake bite, scald, summer heat and polydipsia.