Hi Sharon, Are these the feeds you are considering? http://www.tuckermilling.com/equine.htm Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 2007

The quality and nutrient levels in haylage are going to depend on the hay it was made from. In general, the process of fermenting the haylage should reduce sugar/starch but if the hay was pretty high

Nettie - I just read that you were going to try the jiaogulan. It is pennies a day, and works. I know you want to get things straightened out as quickly as possible. Looking for products online is

Thanks ... that's the file I could not find. I do not see any test on any feeds by Tucker Mills so I will see how they stack up. Sharon & Leo AL/2008

Has anyone used in on IR Horse before???? Am I wasting my time and money???? I can grab a can and list the ingredients.

Thanks for the good advice. I will try the jiaogulan and pass on the hemaflow info to my vet.

I'm working with a Dr. Gillis in SC for my mare's ligament injuries. She will be getting back with me next week after she looks at the ultrasound images that were taken at OSU. Looks as though she

Melinda, Here is some info on Ginseng. You can order here: www.mybesthorse.com Ginseng (Dose

I've been unable to find info on dosing for American gensing in the files or archives. Could someone enlighten me? I seem to remember seeing 15 to 20g somewhere, but don't want to rely on my memory .

Thanks Eleanor! I will share this information with Briar's owner. He is doing poorly and we need to find out why so that he can be treated properly. Regards, Ronia & Dillie member in TO Member

Hi Deb Just want to back up Cin's recommendations. It's important to remove the trigger for pain, which I think you are working on. A big trigger in pain is the trim. This can take some time.

Okay, I looked up the BL pellets...no, I wouldn't feed those. They contain yucca, which can worsen IR, and wheat middlings, besides the dried molasses. Anything that could have a chance of setting

I asked Sarah privately and she responded - "By 'too much' I mean some horses become footy and also with loose manure." Barb in western CO (with Sierra, Libby, Josie the donkey, Lola and

"ScubaFilly" <scubafilly@...> asked: I *think* this is the one you need: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/files/Analyses%20of%20Various%20Feeds/ Yes, Equi-Analytical will

"Deb" <myprettypaso@...> wrote: << I see that Uckele has a product called Devils Claw Plus. Is that the recommended one? Can I NOT use the BL Pellets because of the dried molasses listed in the

I been successfully using TC Lite for my guy but it is getting too hard to find in my area. I need to research feeds that meet the 10% NSC again but I cannot find the file that contained all the

I have been watching my mare so closely. The hot days, mean sweating, so extra salt in beet pulp in the middle of the day. Misters on too. Then I feed more hay at night, and take down tepid water in

I sent it to you, Deb, as an attachment in private email. It's a PDF. You need Adobe Reader to open it. If you don't have it, I can send it to you as a Word document. Let me know. - Cindy and Alf

Dawn, the link is not working for me. It says Document Not Found. If it's the Pain Medication and Alternatives file, I went through all those documents. I see that Uckele has a product called Devils

If you are going to do bloodwork, wait for 2 to 3 weeks after you make the change. That's actually a pretty arbitrary number but seems to coincide with clinical changes. On the symptoms end, look