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Cinderella New Numbers

I want to keep this in perspective...when I got her in 9/07 I had just started her on the diet. I always thought I was reaching for a 10 on the g:I...now I see the mirg is killing me.....my g:I is

By julie congleton <juliecongleton@...> · #113615 ·

Wormer

Hi, I have been trying to find a summary of the recommended worming procedures in the files and could not find anything. I am trying to find what I could replace Quest and Zimmerctin Gold to

By n.eike · #113614 ·

Re: Emergency Diet - then what?

OK - I've got all the "stuff" for the emergency diet and I'm soaking the beet pulp as I write this!! Also measuring salt, vitamin E, and magnesium oxide into containers to make it easier to dump

By Cindy <cthompson@...> · #113613 ·

Re: Stall rest how long??

"Why go to all this trouble if the horse will never be sound?" If it were my old QH that has given me years of foxhunting service - it might be a different matter -- we have a history and an

By Lyndsey Lewis · #113612 ·

Re: APF-e??? Anybody tried this yet? Dr. Kellon????

APF Pro $44.95 at VetAmerica.com Best price! Susan ______________________________________________________________________ Where are you getting the APF PRO.

By Susan <sbaumgardner@...> · #113611 ·

New Member - Janet/Cheyenne

I’ve uploaded Cheyenne’s case history and I also have lots of questions. 1. Should I split the bp and supplements into two feeding? Right now I give her hay in the morning then all the bp and

By Janet · #113639 ·

Re: Emergency Diet - then what?

Cindy, when you mentioned "that fit into my 70 gallon stock tank.", did you mean that is a spare one, or is that the one the horses drink from? If a spare, that is great, but if that is their

By Jeanie · #113627 ·

Re: When to increase pergolide Need help with possible early laminitis

--- On Mon, 7/28/08, n rand <nantomluna@...> wrote: Tom seems like he is having his fall "sore feet" episode early. <snip> He is on 1.25 mg pergolide. He has been on that dose for over 2

By Cheryl Hooper <capnmrgn2000@...> · #113610 ·

When to increase pergolide Need help with possible early laminitis

Tom seems like he is having his fall "sore feet" episode early. Last year it started in late August and unfortunately turned into full scale laminitis because he was not taken off of grass as I

By n rand <nantomluna@...> · #113609 ·

Re: Stall rest how long??

Sandy, Since you arent interested in helping her......why dont you give her to someone that could help her? Where are you located? There are rehab rescues that might be interested in her. Have you

By Mandy Woods · #113608 ·

New Member - Denise

(I'm posting this in behalf of Denise - we've already sent her the Emergency Diet info/Patti K) I am indeed a new member to this list and I am in an emergency situation with my 26 year old

By Patti Woodbury · #113607 ·

Re: Stall rest how long??

We have not yet done bloodwork but intend to do so. She is not presently shod as I had pulled her shoes since she was becoming lame due to arthritis and wasn't comfortable doing the mountain riding.

By resqjrt <scryder@...> · #113606 ·

Re: APF-e??? Anybody tried this yet? Dr. Kellon????

I get mine from www.HealthyAsAHorse.Net Lorna

By briarskingstonnet <briars@...> · #113605 ·

Re: Stall rest how long??

Hi Sandy, Your mare will tell you when she's ready to move around. The thing is, you want to control her movement! You dont want her to undo any tight laminae that she's already grown. Lets start

By Mandy Woods · #113604 ·

Re: how much beet pulp?

Kristen, I believe this company adds iron to their feed and iron worsens IR. Mandy

By Mandy Woods · #113602 ·

Re: APF-e??? Anybody tried this yet? Dr. Kellon????

AMEN Ellen!! I have been using APF PRO for the last month and I love it! My Horse has gone from being ridden perhaps once a week.just leisurely.to working 4 to 5 days a week with a Grand Prix,

By Epona GiftHorse Gallery <epona@...> · #113601 ·

Stall rest how long??

My mare, who we suspect of being in the beginning stages of laminitis - vet checked movement and pulse but no other tests - has been in her stall 11 days now. I've been soaking her hay, feeding beet

By resqjrt <scryder@...> · #113600 ·

Re: Need a little help, please

There is some variability in test results based He had a small beet pulp breakfast about 2 hours before the test (1/4lb beet pulp, salt, minerals, flax and Vit E. Access to hay before the test. No,

By Heather · #113599 ·

Re: Emergency Diet - then what?

Hi Cindy, We have all lost sleep over this. Welcome to the club Answeres to your questions: 1. Until you get your hay analyzed. Then you will know the sugar/starch content, which is a critical element

By lindarollins38@... · #113598 ·

Emergency Diet - then what?

So I woke up at 1 AM thinking about all this stuff I'm trying to do with Curran. Once I get the ingredients for the emergency diet and start feeding that along with the soaked hay, what happens next?

By Cindy <cthompson@...> · #113597 ·

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