www.amazon.com now has it in stock. Cindy Daigre www.ferrellhollowfarm.com

You're referring to Tums? Patti said she only feeds a small amount, so I can't think they would affect too much, as long as sugar & starch is low. Aren't Tums supposed to soothe the stomach? I

From what I've read in past messages, testing the grass in your pasture isn't worth it. Grass changes from hour to hour and day to day, so the test results won't give you an answer you can use.

HMMMMMMM this is a good idea will take some work she is really nervous about her hind end, not out of controll just jams her tail down and rolls her eyes back hmmmm this could work

--- In EquineCushings@..., "plwoodbury" <DesertHorses@...> wrote: ...... > Tums? The calcium in two (0.5g) is equivalent to the calcium in about one ounce of alfalfa. > They don't have

I posted once about the tums treats. The lady at safergrass mentions them. Till I have your disposition, your goodness, I never can have your happiness Spoken by Lizzy to her sister Jane...Pride and

Tums? The calcium in two (0.5g) is equivalent to the calcium in about one ounce of alfalfa. They don't have aluminum or magnesium in them. Patti K Vail AZ

Regular Tums (generic from WalMart or other store brand) Patti K Vail AZ

I'm envious. I'm still waiting by my mailbox.... Joan and Dazzle <ketakis_mom@...> wrote: nutrition!

Kallie used to like plain Rolaids. Rolaids are better, IMO, because of no aluminum. The tiny amount of dextrose or whatever the sweetener is, compared to the size of the animal, is minuscule.

What about long term use. Can it cause stomach problems? Donna

Tracy, I am sorry if I forgot his foot status, but if he is not laminitic, your comment "For now maybe I can keep him up in our 60' round pen " indicates that you do have a way to exercise him.

Are you giving regular tums or sugar-free tums? melissa, callie and lil' bit las vegas, nv   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Two tablets have the same carbs (1g) and sugar (1g) as a medium stalk of celery http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/vegetables-and-vegetable-products/2396/2 plus approx half a gram of calcium. I

Amberlee, Kasha's blood was drawn very quickly (the vet was slick!) so I don't think the stress had time to reach his blood; howeer, the draw was at 2 p.m. while his perg dose (once daily) was at

just arrived! Wow! I started skimming and ended up reading... it's wonderful! and a great book to go along with our classes on nutrition! Now all I have to do is figure out how to get her

Linda, Kasha currently has laminitis and his hooves are sinking as of the last xrays (they are posted in the files). He is sore, of course. I do use APF, so I will continue using it with the increase

Skode's uses all-natural ingredients in her recipes. That's important to us. - Cindy & Alf (and entourage) in NY

Julie -- Does the pony drive? If not, would she be amenable to a new career or even maybe just a new hobby? ;-) Even a small pony can often handle a light cart and small- to medium-sized

Tracy -- I second Sandy re the garlic warning. Before I read about potential problems with too much garlic I had used BugOff myself for two summers here in Colorado, but quit because I didn't see