No, he was on custom supplement after hay testing & consult w/Dr. K. I tried for 2 months and seeing 7 horses not eat was too much so I went back to the LinPro. him down in this unseasonably warm

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the EquineCushings group. File : /Blood Testing for IR & Cushings

Hi Victoria, All your information about your horse(s) should be in your folder (made by you) in the current sister group for new entries ECHistory5: http://tinyurl.com/48q7wcn Once you join, the

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Hi again Been reading all the replies...thank you for replying. Here's what I've tried so far... Sugarfree mint lifesavers..gave him one as a treat...he spit it out. Sugarfree mints...same as

Hi, sorry this message is not trimmed - for some reason, when I did, it deleted the whole message, and I had to retrieve it to answer. Nancy:   I only have info from the Transfer Factor site --- and

Hi Joan,   This Arab is not on TF only for the COPD.   Are you suggesting taking her off this altogether?  Your info is generic, not product specific - i.e., from Wiki, not from the TF site. 

Hi all, while I don't post often I do read the emails and appreciate the advice I've learned from other Cushings horse owners here. Does anyone here have personal experience with or know of any

Jackie - DOn't know if anyone will be able to give you specifics on the herbs that you mentioned. You can do a search of archived posts by typing in the topic you are interested in in the search box

"barefooted4" <kristiebrand@...> wrote: << I had stuck to the DDT protocol for months and he wasn't thriving at all - coat got dull, lethargic, etc. for all my horses so I did go back to feeding

Eva, you are right on the money with your post. I hate to be cynical, too, but I see so much advertising come across my desk, and I know some of it is just hyperbole and wishful thinking on the drug

Hang in there, Kristie - you are doing everything right. If it were me, I would increase his pergolide. Anecdotal evidence, and at least one study, has shown that you will see results of the correct

I've done some research in the files and some reading of previous posts here about using various adaptogens with horses and I thought I'd bring the subject up again with the specific goal of helping

you can get them in bulk here: www.bulkfoods.com (They have flax seed in bulk, too.)<<   I get them at Smart and Final... 5 pounds for $2.89 If you don't have Smart and Final try other warehouse type

I'm so sorry Jackie.  You were there for Gacy whenever she needed you.  We try so hard to do everything right for our beloved horses but sometimes it's just not meant to be.  You gave Gacy your

Jackie; I’m sure this was so hard for you to do, especially around the holidays. But if Gacy was having that many problems winter would have made it only worse. Your timing , although painful, was

All is normal in that area Nancy. I'll take that as a small sign of hope.

Thank you for allowing me my meltdown, it is much appreciated. He's stopped sweating so his dose of banamine finally kicked in. To add to my confusion I'm usually unable to pinpoint pain and/or

My heartfelt sympathies to you.... Dawn Wagstaff Angel Ellie Saline, MI 2003

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