Mary, When we first got our diagnosis for EC, I tried the Chasteberry powder. One source said 2 tsps/day & another source said it needed to be 2 ounces/day to be effective. That was 5 years ago so I

Joan, this is a great study to be released - do we have a full copy available anywhere? Amberlee 11/04 www.fivepineranch.com www.vpgraphix.com ********************************************* The

Great news Joan! Congrats to you, Dazzle and Dr Kellon. Nancy C in NH February 2003 Moderator Visit our new site: http://www.ecirhorse.com/

Wonderful success story. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you happiness, wellness and success always, Susie Ontario 12/09 To: EquineCushings@... From:

Yes, it is OK to give One AC with Thyro-L. Don't forget to bump up the salt to help her out! Joan and Dazzle EC Primary Response Team Anaheim, CA 2006

As many of you know, Dazzle is the princess of my life. I've had problems for years that revolved around her painful cycles. What's been the absolute worst is that her insulin and ACTH have gotten

My pony is already on Thyrol-L. She has stopped sweating this summer, I suspect, due to this extremely intense heat and constant rain (and humidity.) Is it safe to give One AC, in addition to the

So many of the things that we talk about on the list are not common knowledge in the horse world. The testing and management is not what we've done for years and years. Plus, we are frequently at odds

If so, then all the more reason to retest a soaked and dried version S&S - $22 with wet chem. Me too on the # of bales. Nancy C in NH February 2003 Moderator Visit our new

I'm pretty sure it was NIR - from message #144801 "spent 3 x 26.... I could buy 78 bales for that!". And Jane - I would only be able to buy 11 - 15 bales for that amount of money - depending on

Thanks for this Lars. And the E-A web site states that for best/most reliable carb testing use the trainer #603 (wet chem) Jane - It may be in old messages and if so, sorry. Can you confirm you

wrote: Wet chemistry- plus their repeatability error for WSC, ESC and starch. I wouldn't imagine repeatibility to be more than 10% and is probably less.. This is the reply Equi-analytical gave to a

wrote: percent changes - but the absolute number should not- correct? If true, then looking at %starch after soaking can be very misleading. > > > > Yes, it�fs of course only the percentages of the

I get all my 'parts' from Uckele and or Horsetech. Magox from the coop.Cheap Gram scale $9 from ebay Run the SS to obtain your required 'elemental' minerals, then the KAT Calculator for elemental

Paula, let me echo Linda, Cindy and Lorna. Blue penetrated with his first bout of laminitis almost 15 years ago. He is a Percheron, and that weight only makes things worse, but after years of

Hi Louise, Unfortunately you won't know for sure unless it is tested. You can send a sample to Equi-Analytical ( Dairy One ) and test for ESC/Starch and if it comes in at 10% or lower- you are good

I was not clear, sorry...You DO have my permission to use my data if you need them. jane and miss kitty ne ms 10/09

A lot of them like to roll, which is a form of "self-adjustment" so that's a good thing. I'll bet there are a lot more people that have been told the same thing, or something similar. All you can

I hear yah. I'm not using your data, nor am I refering to your data, or to your name. I am asking specific questions about their error margins for NIR and Wet chemistry- plus their repeatability

I have purchased my timothy hay from the same farmer every year. I have had it tested every year and it always comes in at under 10% so it's great for my IR horse. This year he tells me that some wild