Relax Heather. This one's easy. Just use 1/2 the scoop enclosed
and "eyeball" it.

If this is an average horse eating average hay, it would take 10
scoops until you would start seeing toxicity. If you're a little
high or a little low isn't going to be an issue.

The other "stuff" in the product is the yeast.

I just throw in 1 scoop for Dazzle in her mineral syringe - which
she hates with a passion. And, she reminds me of that every day.

It's small enough that it "fits" in the syringe with the other
minerals...

Joan and Dazzle


--- In EquineCushings@..., Heather Laabs
<dsrheather@...> wrote:

Label says:
Administer 1 heaping 1.7cc scoop (1,000mg) twice daily or as

recommended by your veterinarian. Each scoop contains 2mg Selenium

If each scopp is 1000 mg, but only contains 2 mg of selenium, what

else is in it? Is that the yeast that makes up the difference?  Do I
dose by actual weight for 1 mg, or use 1/2 of the scoop provided?

Selenium just downright scares me, so I want to get it right...
Thanks again Joan and Mandy!!!  You are two fabulous ladies!