I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter. That's something I live in constant fear of. See how this would work for you: Free choice hay. TCSSF only as your carrier. Flax. E in capsule form or Uckele

-- She is need of deworming again too so that will be at the top of my list. I haven't done any new bloodwork and won't for a while yet but even on an extremely strict diet she still had high

wrote: which is ask see if Nancy, Iron is one question; another is why they don't think the magnesium is important and don't include it in their guaranteed analysis. They also have a brand new feed

The last time I checked my pastures was in 2004. I just got my dairy lab report back-WOW have things changed!!! Interestingly enough my Ca:Ph is not TOO shabby-and I have way more Mg than I tested

I was just reading about studies that have been done with IR/obese humans and a leptin injection (that the FDA won't approve yet) that helped them lose weight, so this is very timely! Thanks. - Cindy

Last year I was looking into some feeds at a new feedstore that claimed low sugar and starch. I had purchased the one called Alliance ADM Seniorglo and had the sugar and starch tested. NSC came to

Bermuda is a good hay for horses - unfortunately, it's impossible to know if it's safe sugar/starch unless tested but I know many have had good luck with it being low

Hi All One of our large clinics is hosting an evening of speakers, one of which is Dr Donovan from Poulin. Do you have any questions you'd like me to ask about Carb Safe? I'm already going to ask

Barb, Extensive conversation on these products in the past. Do a search along with checking the files for info. The big thing to remember is that Carb Guard needs to be fed at the rate of 5# per day

Someone was looking for independent testing for Alam, too. What I was thinking is, what if we took up a collection, let's say $5 or so from everyone interested in testing a certain product. Let

The findings of this study won't surprise any of you, but it sure is nice to see a feeding trial done with actual IR horses! I can't post the whole study because of copywrite restrictions (it's new,

Lorna said, One thought occurs to me: they are afraid that close examination will prove that VR doesn't stand up to scrutiny. I notice that I made comments, and I don't think they were hostile,

--- In EquineCushings@..., "maragreymare" <maragreymare@...> wrote: Ally, is doing wonderfully, BTW...16 months after her Cushing's diagnosis following a complex injury. Mara, I

Hi Odette, I don't see it that way at all.And I'm sorry you are uncomfortable. How can it be a 'can of worms' when it leads to examination of ways of doing things for our horses?The way I see it,we

<odettesuter@...> wrote: the No, that is precisely the kind of discussion we are trying to avoid. Individual complete case histories are very welcome, good or bad, but by complete I mean with a

I use Alam and have now for over a full year. The podiatrist vet in VA put him on this. What a difference it made in him. I also use M-30 made by McCauley's and it is vitamin and minerals. Es

wrote: Sounds like a good time to rerun this: WARNING This is a very large group and not all people have joined for the best of reasons. If you receive a private e-mail contact from someone who is

Hi - just a quick one - the hay shortage here in East TN is getting dire, and I contacted someone yesterday who brought in loads of coastal bermuda, supposedly from the gulf coast. I forget, is

Mara, Because of an error by UPS, delivery of the CD which has all the proceedings on it went to the wrong side of US. They will be sending them out when they relocate them. John