So I'm reading my John Lyons books, since I have a new youngin that is Green, green green.... and my peripheral vision picks up a name on the inside jacket cover at the beginning of the book (I would

I fed the info on this feed and it looks like another fast talking sales pitch to us poor stupid horse owners. Gosh, do they really think we're that dumb? 47% NSC is supposed to be 'low'

I am posting for a friend who suspects her horse is IR. This past week she intended to test for IR, but vet talked her into thyroid test as the logical place to start! T4 = 1.43 (1.0-3.0) and T3 =

I used (don't laugh) feminine pads when the boots caused heel rubs. Put them on the area that is rubbing (after medicating anything) and vet wrap them on. You might need a bit of duct tape to keep

Yeah Rudy & Wendy! An inspirational story for us all! Woohoo! Linda "Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight." ~ Albert Schweitzer

Wendy and Rudy! Way to GO!! Thanks so much for letting us know. HM , I've left Wendy's entire post because I don't think we can read enough success stories.Especially at this time of the year when

Well, it's been a three-year struggle, but I finally have my old Rudy back! After a year of losing weight and then having a thyroid gland removed; the year-long recovery, and then getting Cushings

I'm not in any sense an expert on this, but I have a mare who seems to be IR and has ongoing problems with laminitis. I am blessed with a farrier who is an expert on laminitis, although my vet is not.

hi Suzanne, I've used it several times and my mare did reallynoticably well on it. Unfortunately, I cannot afford to buy it now. My vet also had some clients' horses on it show a huge

Can you let us know how the Farmers Market people are getting their hands on it? ************************** They also have no new until the new crop is in, but said they have about 2 skids left

Amy, Can she get grass when she's turned out with her muzzle on? Is the hole open? Mandy

A quick note, she's only out on pasture for 3-5 hours daily.. the rest is dry lotted. We just turn the horses out for a bit each afternoon for "mental stimulation" more than anything. She's not out

This is really not a generic question. I have uploaded my pasture samples a.m. and p.m., and my hay sample. (I did freeze the pasture samples and ship overnight on ice, not sure now if that was

I didn't expect any noticeable changes with the addition of a specific supplement - I believe the overall feed & supplement combination (including ALC) Dr. Kellon suggested for Romke was

Blue, whose feet keep him from moving much though he is free stalled, still has good muscle. I have to credit it to the ALC since it sure isn't exercise. Carol and Blue in Maine

Amy, You sound so much better! I was worried about you and Heather. I understand being swamped with work. The dose of pergolide (.25mgs) is so low that it wouldnt hurt to stop if you choose to. We

Hi Mandy, yes I will join the other group but I'm just swamped right now with mandatory overtime, sorting out this info and life in general and havent managed it yet. She has only been on the

"briarskingstonnet" <briars@...> wrote: Alf had muscles like jelly that were going away fast. He has DSLD. We started him on ALC because the J/AAKG was helping his pain and motor

Zip Nada Nothing Zero. Just out $29.00 twice. I havent re-ordered. Mandy

What changes have people who are using ALC noticed in their horse(s) ? Lorna