Hello All, I may just be missing it but I was looking for a file with information on chaste tree berries. I've been searching the messages and am trying to piece together the bits and pieces of info

Dear Nancy, If I can help in some way, with needed horse supplies please let me know. I'll be glad to mail out to you. Good luck and God bless! ~Grace and

<gksaucier@...> wrote: in the past that was so slight that we didn't really recognize it as front end/feet. The back end would start to have problems, stiffness, not moving and striding well. When

Not off topic and yes, it will change your dietary needs. Do you have a hay analysis? Amberlee www.fivepineranch.com Please Visit Our Site!

Correction on reference range for Post Dexamethasone Result 1.7 Reference Range <1 ug/dL Flag H wrote: about her they

Sandy wrote: You are very lucky, if your supplements match your hay. Most of us need a custom mix, since hays can vary so much in the amounts of each mineral. Have you had your hay tested and found

I finally recieved a copy of Foxys test results. I am confused about the results. I tried comparing the results to others posted but her numbers are so much different. Could someone please tell me

Carol, After trying Abby's advice and getting his diet tight there might be some things to help his back end. I have walkers too and my C's/IR horse Magic had very low laminitis in the past that was

No, Kansas STate is the only place that can do the iron profiles. Think it has to do with the machines etc. Cost alot. Cornell does many other processes for blood, but not that one. As

Do you have any boots on him to protect that foot from the ground? Perhaps you should look into this. Try the diaper boot first to see if he responds to the additional softness. I was in the

The mare is out in the dry lot and we play a game - I scratch and massage her - then I leave she follows - if she wants to. Then I stop and massage her some more. Not a lot, but our regular vet

Make sure that you let him know it's NOT the glucose tolerance test (or glucose challenge as some of the old school know it as). You just need the glucose value from the standard chemistry panel!!

The Chasteberry at least might help with an early Cushings *if* the dose is correct. If it's not, could make things worse. It's a dopaminergic effect that helps though, not the

Oh yes, same thing with my gelding. He wears a muzzle (small hole) outside during the day, and is fed and kept inside at night. If muzzled, your boy is only taking in about 1/4

There's a very good chance that eating the leaves exacerbated his IR again and what you are seeing is related to that. He's either weightshifting to protect sore front feet or all four are hurting

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has time to check my work and to answer a few questions. I uploaded my hay analysis and spreadsheet to 'Sharon's Hay'. I am currently using EquiPride and tried to

In a message dated 11/2/2007 5:49:33 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, rita@bg-sc. com writes: Make sure that you let him know it's NOT the glucose tolerance test (or glucose challenge as some of

In a message dated 11/1/2007 10:25:46 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, fivepineranch@... writes: JGHIRETIRE@.JGHIRETIR He just flat said no.? He told me the Glucose test cost over $200 and

Rita has sent me a bunch! Yaaaaaa Rita! http://www.sportshorses.com/cases/rollinslinda.Peanut.htm

Hi all, do any of you have experience feeding beet pulp in conjunction w/ bermuda hay... how does that effect the supplements? I've been using the Arizona Regional Mix (which is tailered to our Az