I thought I should answer the "DUSTY HAY" question better. One is almost completely free of dust (about a 2-3) the other is about a 5 on a scale of 1-10 w/ max dustness at 10! I hope that makes

Virginia, Check the Database for Regional Members and privately email them about OD cubes. This is wonderful news getting more stores to carry these cubes! Way to go! I am in San Diego County and

"vifargentca" <savvyquebec@...> wrote: << Jolie is doing well and yes, finally putting on noticeable weight! ... I want to thank everyone that helped me put this together, it was hard work

Thanks Kathleen, Is there a place to buy monosodium phosphorous to balance calcium? I just wanted to mention that the "Ca Trace Plus" is a Cafifornia Supplement sold by Sally Hugg . It is intended

"jengusto" <jenngusrdh@...> wrote: Reposting from 11/24/08, when you first asked about this: Hi Jen, Gusto is probably still too hot. The coats these Cushings horses grow are not

The store where I buy dog food (they also carry Dry Stall, Cedar Dry) is willing to bring in the ODTBC if they have a commitment in advance for the entire shipment. Aurelio told me that it makes

I need to dose my horses here on the coast of NC. Horses around this area are colicking left and right. I've been using flax for years, but worried right now about sand.......so, is it acceptable to

We baled our own hay this year in an effort to get the low starch that Allie needs. This part was successful, however it tested really high in iron. After feeding it for a while, I realized that

Let me double check that I understand: only 90mg of copper per 5 lbs of hay can be ingested? Meaning if my Cu is 20mg/5 lbs of hay, then the max I can add is 70mg/5 lbs. If I feed 17 lbs of hay then

Dr Kellon: Thank you. Neutrophills were 2632 (ref range 2700 - 6700) / lymphocites 1921 (ref range 1500 - 5500) I did the 9/26 panel at Cornell Glucose 88 (ref range 75-117) Insulin 29 (ref

If all his other enzymes and chemistries are normal, I wouldn't worry about an isolated finding that is just slightyly out of range. What was the differential on his white count? (% of neutrophils

Try this link: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1746-6148/4/3 If your diet is balanced correctly, you *are* already guaranteeing adequate calcium. Tiludronate is a bone preserving drug that has

Received results from Romke's most recent blood panel. His LDH was 585 with a reference range of 150 - 450. since January of 2008 it has &#8232;gone: 459 - 514 - 490 - 558 and now 585. Is this cause

You're right about the cold. Next time your vet is there, you could pull some blood and take it inside the house to use the glucometer or if there is a small animal vet nearby, they could process the

. *******My vet has never been able to provide me with an accurate Glucose test because the sample is not processed quickly. It always comes back around 45, which I know is incorrect, and he even

thank you Dr. Kellon. the link for this article did not work for me. is there a chance you may post the link again? i was hoping there was a way to "strengthen" the bones from within, so that they

Is rice bran a good choice for that? Are oats OK (if I cant find any unbalanced rice bran)? Should I just scrap the Ca Trace plus and get a mineral supplement for feeding with alfalfa? Most of them

I'll leave questions on the sheet for Patti to answer, but yes, you can use the mg/lb to calculate your intake from the hay. Also yes on subtracting what is already in the hay from the total amount

wrote: I honestly don't know if it matters at this point. It should be starting to trend down now anyway. I think I'd probably hold where you are now as long as clinically he's doing well, maybe

Although it hasn't received much research attention, older horses do have bone changes: http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi? tool=pubmed&pubmedid=18221526 That said, in the scenario