Thanks Nancy—I think I did but am not too computer literate. I’ll keep trying and thanks for the heads up. My gelding has not had a great problem with foundering and is doing well in that aspect.

The Cushings list folks have all reccommended a pharmacy which islisted in their files section. I forget the exact name, something like Vet Pet Pharmacy. No onehas beat the price there. For my

Hi Anita Can’t help you with the BC pharmacy but suggest that you might want to move this message over to the main Equine Cushings List. I’m assuming you are a member there as well! Nancy C and

I am searching for someone that has purchased pergolide from the Shawnigan Lake Peoples Pharmacy in Shawnigan Lake, B.C.. I need information on how to contact a Canadian vet that will double sign the

Okay I want to modify what I said here a little bit: If you look at the coronet band from the top, you will see that some front feet are rounder, and some are more triangular-ish shaped (usually

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MODERATORS - this isn't exactly "comments on a specific horse" discussion - if the thread should be carried to ECHoof that's fine by me but my brain is too feeble to make decisions about things like

Hi Carrie - I will be very curious to hear what the real hoof folk say, but I may have problems similar to yours. I have no personal experience with a false soul so will defer to them on that

kk_fisher wrote: Yes - but I'd rather see him in boots with cushions 24/7 for a few weeks to get him over the hump. Yes, and also in boots. Yes, or not. May be an abscess. Or not. That's the

Why not use boots ratehr than shoeing again? Nan Thomas IL --- kk_fisher <kristine.fisher@...>

Well, good news is that Cruiser's right hind/lower back issues seem to be slowly improving, but now he's lame on the left front. You'll recall that about 2 weeks ago, I posted pics of his most recent

Hello,I have been trying to follow the instructions on a barefoot trim,(I have been trimming my own horses for a few years now, but was always trying to keep a nice heel, as thats what all my farriers

Hi Karen, Sometimes we need to make an adjustment to one structure for overall benefit, that can then lead to sufficient change in another to cause temporary discomfort. While we always hope it

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she seems better today. Karen--- In ECHoof@..., "Karen" <karen@...> wrote: is

Yesterday when my trimmer was working on Tommi he mentioned her back feet needed a little work on the outside edge toward the heel. I think he said the hoof wall had rolled under a little. He said

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kk_fisher wrote: I think maybe you're right. Yup. You'll probably see as you work those toes down that you file right through that pink patch. It shakes you up a little when you first see it, but

Hi Kristine, The impression is that he may now be walking on his soles. It is a good idea to round off the edges but not to take the wall height down too far. (the flaky sole could be removed, but

Hello, I've been working with Abby on Cruiser's trim for the last few months. Cruiser is a 19 yr old ASB/QH gelding. I've posted on the IR/Cushings list before. I've got new pictures posted from