Claudia Go to Links section: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/links and scroll down to "Prescriptions Is your vet required to give you a prescription?" Claire in

We just went through this, and my supplier says it is over....SouthEastNorthCarolina

Linda: Your last resort would be considered fraud. I would just get a prescription from your vet and order it through Thriving Pets great product / great price / great service!!!

I'd like to worm my horse but I'm fearful it may send her over the edge again. My horse became very lame the day after I wormed her. It was what broke the camels back. What does one do in this

Interesting.......my feed dealer told me that I will not be able to get my molasses beet pulp, that it will be molasses-free until after harvest. So, I bought quite a bit of extra last week. Karen

Do the small mesh nets slow your horses down? I'm particularly interested in something that works with soaked hay, but I've found it pulls through much more easily than dry hay. -- Jodi

http://www.equinenet.org/ernet/worms.html Great article. Thanks, Mandy. The one clinical study I looked at recommended 3x the dosage of pyrantel pamoate, repeated 6 weeks later. It specifically said

Is anyone else having issues with getting shredded OR pelleted molasses free beet pulp? I live in SW PA and just got back from my Agway dealer and they tell me they have NO BEET PULP and have no idea

How do I determine the ideal weight for Mr.Thewell? He is 9 hands and stocky and big boned for a Mini. According to the formula in the files, he is 316-320lbs. The vet figured that 325lbs be good

Dr Kellon, I read the case study as you suggested (http://www.ironfreehoof.com/Druid.htm). I am going to forward it to my trimmer and to a lady who does energy work (she has worked on Kasha in the

"Linda Wahlund" <clanmother@...> wrote: Unfortunately, Linda, Pergolide is no longer available for human consumption, so even if he did write it, I doubt your insurance company would

Anne Marie Who do you buy it from? I just checked Thriving Pets and it's $1.20 per ml. The other ones don't have prices readily available on their websites. Marta

Interesting. I just started my mare on Pergolide and my vet gives the liquid which gives a three month + shelf life. Hmmmmmmm. It was $90 for one month! They are in the process (well, the lady at the

I have a pony who is IR and foundered in June. She was at a leased home at the time and I collected her in July as soon as I found out and since then she has been living in my sand ring with just

It's not cheap if it's not effective, not matter how much you use or think you are saving! Caps are the most effective, efficient, and cost-effective way to get pergolide into our beloved horses, and

I havent been following this thread, but just noticed something about hay bags. Maybe you are talking about the ones i use, and LOVE! They are on this web site: _www.busyhorse.com_

I've been using the small mesh hay nets for several years so I'll share how I fill them. I have them hung up in various places around the horses' pens. For safety, I hang them from a loop of twine

I just checked my bill and it was $53.78 for 60ML (also in oil). Anne Marie ---- martank71 <martankozlowska@...> wrote:

Hi Ronia, I already emailed you directly but it is always good to keep things on the list so others can read to correct not-so-great advice or bad info and also to learn from the correct info. :-) I

Regarding photos: Can you post them in the photos file as well as sending them to Dr. Kellon? There are a lot of us looking for ideas. -- Jodi Lehman Horse Tales Books