I sent the group the VetAmerica link back on July 10, 2008. (See message link: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/message/113025). I did specify the APF-Plus, and not the

Kathy, Infections of the head in Cushing's horses can involve atypical organisms and be quite aggressive. After he's been off antibiotics for at least a week, I'd suggest asking your vet to run

Hi Ellen, Do you have the actual numbers? He may very well not be IR - or you may just have it well controlled because of the weight loss and diet efforts. Either way, good news. The starting point

I spoke to Corrina at Auburn Labs yesterday (Mon,7/28). She said that the APF Plus is ONLY sold to Vet/Pharms and distributors. Another list member added retail/web sites that sell APF. Since

wrote: a couple of horses, (Mom and son) who get something like this, mostly in the folds of skin under armpits, but also girth area, usually in summer. Not sure if it's a reaction to bugs, or what

Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought a few weeks back I read on this list that the Well/Solve was high in iron and I haven't switched for that reason. I still like the TC lite. Especially after my

I am confused.  I ordered APF plus from VetAmerica based upon whatI read in our group. I thought I was getting APF-Pro (the email from our group said Pro) but it turns out they sell Plus not Pro.

Judi, I've been using something from Neem Tree Farms on a fungus condition on myself and I've had it since I was a teenager (I'm mid-50's) and it is clearing up. It's called X-Balm. It has neem

--- On Mon, 7/28/08, familyjudith <jfamily@...> wrote: Everyone: I am offered some tested grass hay. Equi-Analytical Lab results state that the (as sampled) percentages are as follows: ESC is

wrote: Hello Ellen, Have you done the G/I ratio with your lab numbers? My Pony and a couple of other horses that i have worked with numbers came back in the 'normal range' but when you do the

Kathy I am one in dire need of a way to kill the onslaught of greenies in Gacy's dry lot and was intrigued by your post on BurnOut. While searching I came across this research done by the U

Christine, Just knowing you are in VA makes me think gnats or no-see-ums. Possibly those itty bitty black flies that get on cows. You say she's up during the day. Rig a big box fan to blow on her

Thanks for the words of encouragement. Over the years of being on this list, I have come to the amazing fact that many horsemen/women do not get it about feeding their horse sweet feed, many

I just received my new copy of Equus on Saturday, and in there is a letter to the editor about the exact same problem. She was thanking Equus for an article about "pigeon fever" that was run a

Kazee has been on Welsolve for approximately 3 months. She gets about a quart in the am and 1 qt. in the pm. Mix in her minerals, salt, and cinnamon. She also gets about 2# of Triple Crown

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