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I have no idea...but from the website:

Reduce Algae Growth in Fountains, Bird Baths and Fish Ponds:

Because Mrs. Stewart's Bluing does not affect the clarity of water, it
can be used anywhere to change otherwise drab-looking water into a
pool of beauty. A Holiday Inn owner in California has been using Mrs.
Stewart's Bluing in his fountain which he claims has inspired many
motels in his area to display that clear, Pacific blue water in
fountains, bird baths, garden pools and swimming pools. Some customers
report that bluing in bird baths and fish ponds also helps reduce
algae buildup and because MSB is non-toxic, it won't hurt the birds or
fish.

And here is a PDF from their website that addresses use in water
troughs (among other uses).
http://www.mrsstewart.com/pdf/animalingestion.pdf

April
Nashville, TN

On 5/21/05, Ag47xAu49@xxxxxxx <Ag47xAu49@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>  
> Has anyone ever used this in their horses water to keep the algae down? I
> know that I used to use it with my first horse at Holloman AFB in New
> Mexico. Have not used it since. I was only 11 years old so did not know
> enough to ask if it was safe or worth while. Others at the base stables used
> it so I did too. Also, wonder if it would kill my 3 remaining feeder gold
> fish that have grown to the size of small Koy (sp). 
>                                      Beccy in FINALLY SUNNY
> Utah. Seattle and Portland can have their weather back now, thank you very
> much. We are about out of our 6 year drought from just one glorious winter. 
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