Hi Eva, I don't think it is practical to answer everything in one go. Basic principals: The first thing I look at in photos of feet is to see how straight the tubules are and the evenness of the

At 9:39 PM +0000 1/13/08, Wendy Golding& Amberlee answered my question. Thanks. I will take her temp., which I was going to do the other day, but having recently bought a digital thermometer and not

All animals evolved to work - us included. We are not designed to sit on our (ever increasing) butts watching tv and eating highly processed, high salt, high saturated fat, high sugar 'food'. The

Kerrie, It's not standard procedure. See the files for instructions on blood testing. There's also a lot of discussion on this in the files. The topic comes up periodically. -- Sandy

No Kerrie, We don't advise fasting for any of the tests. For the ACTH test you want to keep her very happy, quiet and unstressed as possible to get the best reading. Have the ACTH pull first. Feed

While one would be tempted to say that wild horses eat naturally and therefore may eat more healthy than our domesticated ones....How old to they get? Look at how many people on this list have

I looked at the pics before I read the post - because I like my eye to be unbiassed. These are the notes I made as I viewed them. #Body shots : Sway back, croup high (weak LD and abs - dorsal

My vet is doing another blood draw to send off for the ACTH and I also want her to do a complete blood panel. The first sample was "lost in shipment on it's way to Phoenix." Anyway, the vet has

I posted some pics of Beauty's hooves. The new ones are dated 0108 & are not the greatest. She is very sore on her front & back end. A couple months ago she was resting her right rear hoof more

Just recently I read an article about the outbreak of type 2 diabetes in humans being in astronomical numbers and this was brought on by sleep deprivation. Well guess what? Your reading a post

Yes, thank you _ I have been to her website, but have not been able to locate anything specific in this regard. I also sent her an e-mail with the same question :-) I know for example that British

oh god shes off of that! thanks

Subject: [EquineCushings] Diet of wild horses ? Katy Watts gave a presentation at the Laminitis Conference in Florida in November "What do feral horses eat?" I haven't checked her website to see if

Hi group: I had asked this a few days ago but didn't receive any replies on ground or whole berries vs. liquid. Would anyone know? Thanks so much. daily SO

Her stance is not normal, if she always stands like that, but usually if a horse has laminitis and founders, the front legs are also stretched out in front to relieve the toes. Is there any pulse and

"luckycharmfarm" <LuckyCharmFarm@...> asked: I went and looked again because I thought in the first pictures she wasn't standing that way, and I wasn't nuts after all: it doesn't look to

Does anyone here know whether or not there have ever been any studies done as to what exactly wild horse actually eat in various locations , including for example semi wild pony/horse herds, like in

Hi, I am a massage therapist who specializes in horse and rider imbalances and have recently also turned barefoot trimmer - for me this was simply a natural progression of what I do. I own an IR

I could only wish this was my BP............LOL? I will take Strykers tonight and then again in the morning and see what his is.? I find it strange that a horse and a human are about the same BP

As I'm unable to properly administer the J/AAKG (20 min. before meal, etc.) due to my boarding situation, I'm going to switch to ginseng and as a result am offering my J and AAKG up to someone who