I live in the high desert I have problems with sand colic every year with one specific gelding.  I have seen no difference in whether I use the psyllium or not.  The last vet told me that using

Hey nutritional gurus, Does a 1/2 cup ground flax daily eliminate the need for a psyllium routine? I live in an area where sand colic is a consideration. (I've been reading the Omega Horseshine

Hi all, I know the answers to these questions are somewhere in the archives because I have read some info on them, but can't recall the answers. I'm too pressed for time to spend any time searching,

And seeing even if Amen Lyndsey - The most incredible horse entered my life three years ago. She's now 25. She's arthritic, ringbone, even joint adaptation to it. But she is content and I have

(snip) "HI Nan, When was his last bloodwork done? What were his #s? Testing is the best way to deteermine if his dose is correct. How tight is his diet? Is hay tested? How are his feet

Great! I'm glad you, and she like it. I was overwhelmed by how well my guys did on their other feeds. With results like we've had, the price hurts a little less. Have a great

Thanks Mandy - After your message, I got on line and talked with them this morning. You are Right!! I order the Balanced Timothy Cubes and asked for quick shipment. Thank you, thank you, Judi and

---Joan: Thanks I have now ordered the Balance Timothy cubes!! Can't wait til they come; shipping just two bags is alot, but Tawny is worth every bit of my effort and then some. Thanks, Judi

I've been feeding the Wellsolve L/S to my IR mare since I was first able to get it back in May. She loves it and I'm satisfied that it's a good way to go. It IS, however, expensive.> Hi all! on

Hi all! My Cushings/IR girl is on TC low starch ... all our other horses are now on Purina feeds and I love the results - much more so than Triple Crown ... I see that Purina now has a low starch feed

1st testing phase july 08 - 20 year old haflinger mare 12-3hh, 730lbs. G: 89 I: 10.49 g/i: 8.58 risqi: .33 mirg: 6.28 ACTH: 21 Vit E: 324.62 Selenum: 15.02

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

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

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

"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

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

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

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

--- 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

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