You may want to try the larger companies like Jeffers, Schneiders, Dover, ValleyVet. Is it a close muzzle? To keep them from removing the muzzle you can braid strands of the mane and forelock over

Hi Karen, I know this is frustrating. I'm just coming up for air and have to dash off again,but I wanted to make a suggestion while you're waiting for one of us(not that I'm a guroo!) to be able to

Actually, it's not unusual for horses with Cushings disease or insulin resistance to have accelerated eruption due to loose periodontal ligaments. That's how my Miss Dazzle was diagnosed. My dentist,

found a Check out this site. It may be similar to what you describe: http://www.harmanyequine.com/shop/ michelle o

michelle said: I called my farrier out and he thought she then had a shoulder injury. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= hmmm. I have several hundred dollars in chiropractic treatments for both shoulder and sacro

Hi Marybeth - Posts 114599 and 108037 should give you some information. AAKG is not to be used when there is inflammation. There is also a file for Jiaogulan, AAKG, NO support...the link is really

My horse hates the Best Friends style muzzle. It rubs sores under his chin when I fit it securely enough so he can't get it off right away. When it is fitted loose for comfort, he can get it off

Kristen, this may be OT but when you said (I wouldnt pull both teeth as the bottom tooth might still be of some use to the horse!), I believe you missed the point. The point is that teeth must be

I just put up an article with the results of a year long study looking at changes in testable nutrients over long term storage. Results are in a linked table. Give your thanks to the Animal Health

i am confused it seems to me that aakg and jiagulan do the same thing so why dont we give aakg when laminitis is going on but we do give jiagulan thanks marybeth

Nobody is laughing, Julie. A skinny horse can be IR. Fat worsens IR. Its an individual reaction. Try her on a little bit first and see how she

Hi Linda, I started soaking her hay today, and I picked up the ODTB cubes. Where my mare is turned out, there is no grass, so thats not a problem. So, your saying that she needs a higher dose, of

Hi Mandy, Her insulin was 18.54 ulU/mL (ref 10-40). Her thyroid was all within normal range, but on the low side of that. Thanks for any help you can give me! What are the ODTB cubes? So, you're

Michelle, This really boils down to your preference and what your horse likes best. I like the cheapo Tough1 that costs under $20 now. I use a regular halter first then wrap the throat latch piece

Thanks, I was able to locate the ODTB cubes, at Agway, a few towns over. So, I went and picked up a few bags. I'm planning to feed her soaked hay and the cubes for now, but in the winter, only the

depends on how much you plan on feeding. I feed one pound a day to each horse as a flavor. If you need it as a complete feed, I would be very observant of the feet for heat/pulses/soreness! and

Mare, TB type, about 15, slightly poor condition, gets quite fizzy, feet not good - but prone to tying up, more so in the wintertime. I know this is a little off subject for this forum - but any

Okay, the fat is bad....I was just reading the Triple Crown site....the TC products are an hour from here:( and I ordered in the Blue Seal......so, cancel that order, I guess?

Well, don't laff, but she is really ribby......except for the crest.......so, can she have the fat????? Till I have your disposition, your goodness, I never can have your happiness Spoken by Lizzy to

This is a repost asking for help from a hay guru for my mineral balancing. All e-mails to Dr. Kellon haven't been responded to. I have my tested hay listed in the files under the pdf file