Just a thought I've used Founderguard for chronic diarreah recommended by the vet at the time - think there is a study or 2 about using it. Suzie in Oz From: EquineCushings@...

Hi everyone, I have tried searching the internet, The Horse, and some other vet references regarding Strongid and find either information from Pfizer (not independent) or blogs, articles, etc.

Thinking about this question brought up some bittersweet memories for me. I don't think it's an increase so much as a shift in our awareness and understanding. About 20 years ago, my TB/Welsh gelding

Val, I'm going to take a shot at this since I have started soaking hay for our new pony. What I find in watching my animals here is that every single one of them goes to take a long drink of water

"nikstck" <nikstck@...> wrote: and he told me about minerals called Hoof Power >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ni Nikki - Could you find a list of ingredients and the analysis for this product? That would

i am going to bring this strange question back up. below is the same experience i had this summer while soaking his hay. so now, i have come full circle: for the past week of soaking his hay, his

Suzanne's excellent remark "For a few of us old timers, the memories of how things used to be -- these horses have always existed, we just didn't know how to help them, or even recognize them as

" _genelegnce@... _ (mailto:genelegnce@...?Subject= Re:a%20question?) _luvmyelle _ (http://profiles.yahoo.com/luvmyelle) " seems to think Dr. Reilly is 'under attack'. (Methinks I spot a

Carol, once again let me try to explain the facts. Not one single response to his posts has been an attack. Virtually every single one has asked him to present valid, substantiated information.

Frank Reilly has been given MORE THAN ample opportunity to answer members' questions,provide proof for his assertions,etc.He has treated us with unquestionable disrespect by ignoring factual data sent

genelegnce@... wrote: This is not an attack, it's a query. BUT, when someone responds to a query with inaccurate, circular logic and refuses to answer questions directly, it make "discussion"

<lynjwilliams@...> wrote: Don't know - but I can tell you it's been flourishing (actually less so now) for a good 35 years. Personally, I don't think DDFT "pull" has anything to do with it - maybe

if you not hurting Carol, I certainly don't know it all - and you're right, no one does. The frustration everyone is feeling has nothing to do with attacking someone for new or different ideas. It's

Carol: ? all he needs to do is back up his statements with documentation/proof...? not a hard concept to follow. when i first discussed the possibility of my horse being IR based on the info from

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the EquineCushings group. File : /Hay -- Members worksheets & Feed

My Cushings/IR horse developed this sleep deprivation problem when he contracted Lyme. The vet had no clue what was wrong with him. I came across the Equus article & it answered a lot of questions I

I just wanted to pass along, for anyone interested, the Chinese Herb one of her vets has put her on. it is called Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang from KPC Herbs. I had resorted to Bute to give her relief,

Does anyone know when the fashion for raising heels in conventional farriery and vet medicine started - and where? This was developed as a treatment for both navicular syndrome /heel pain and

Thanks for responding Eleanor and Sandy. To answer your question Sandy about sleep deprivation - I am working on something to do with crestiness in horses and, as questions pop into my mind, who

No, Cornell hasn't validated it or endorsed it and as you probably know veterinary diagnostics are not required to have FDA approval. Both experts and practitioners I've talked to will go as far as