Did you get iron?

I got a bag of WellSolve to try, was feeding Blue Seal CarbSafe (?), and my two ponies ate it well during the switch of mixing them, got to feeding them both about 1 cup twice a day (they are

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Ok Heather, This is what I think. Your results from one year to the next are so close, I would think that could almost be normal variation due to when he had his last meal. The numbers are close

Tawny, under his elbow/girth area, has had for many months now a dermitis like condition. I have tried everything with little result. The skin is darkish, tough, no hair, and there are little bumps

Hello group. You all helped me so much with a pony last December who was very sick with IR. Since then, he has recovered beautifully and is living well. Can you all help me with a question for a

My 28-year-old I.R./Cushings horse recently developed a slight trickle in one nostril. Upon examination and head xrays it was determined a molar had a hole through the center which allowed an

I bought a bottle of the APF Plus from Vet America, and am waiting for it to get here. I found some info. for it at this link: http://www.betlabs.com/prod/default_prod.asp The description sounded

Everyone: I am offered some tested grass hay. Equi-Analytical Lab results state that the (as sampled) percentages are as follows: ESC is 7.0, starch 1.5, crude Protein 10.8, est. Lysine .37 ADF

We use vinegar on our organic farm to kill weeds, grass, etc. It does make the soil acidic -- just keep that in mind for long term. You will need to use lime to reverese results and regrow grass in

Dr. Kellon et. al, Upon the advice of Dr. Kellon, I had my very porky Pinto (Buddy) tested for IR/cushings per your advice. (I was very worried about laminitis) His numbers came in today and are

My IR mare gets hive-like reactions to some gnat bites and bee stings too.  Normal doses of horse antihistamines and Benadryl gel on the spots themselves work for her.  I have not had to use these

Jeanette, If the hay is Thanks so much for the response. My hay is spread over fences and drying in the sun. Thankfully we have low humidity and very long days right now. I'll move it into the

Very,very strong. LOL. The tank is against the barn,and there is a winch on the side of the barn.Sometimes I winched up the soaked bale,slid a grid under it ,opened the twine and let it drain as the

in You soaked an entire bale? How did you ever move it?????

rinse, I think a lot of us would disagree.I was soaking for 7,and I have no idea how much sugar was being eliminated.But I do know that there were physical differences in several of my IR guys in a

I was advised to feed the flax seed SOAKED to eliminate the need for psyllium. I don't know how ground vs. soaked would change the effects. I did some reading on flax and flax oil awhile ago

Fran, About weed killer to help make your bigger dry lot, I'm a fan of the 10-20% vinegar method. Check out the message archives for one I wrote in 2005 and others from Dr. Kellon, etc. Start with

<tajikdance@...> wrote: VERY interesting. If I'm reading this correctly, it doesn't sound like you really draw that much sugar off the hay. Unless you put the hay in a REALLY large tank of water