hello, very nice horse. my princess moved like this it was from the cold... you need to get some fuzzy shipping boots with the bell on the bottom to go over the hoofs. also boots for the hoofs. I uses

I'm so sorry for your loss Jane Hewitt in North Reading, MA Sept 200 http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ECHistory/files/Lad_Jane.doc/

I am overawed by all the kind, wonderful messages and "quotes" all you lovely Group People have sent to me about my faithful friend William. I still cannot grasp that he has gone from my life after

Sorry about that last one. Need to put my glasses on. Just wanted to point Belinda to the Picky Eaters

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Mandy Woods" <bittersweetfarm@...> wrote: > > Hi Belinda, > Welcome to the list. We do give you a ton of information in the beginning > so we understand you're

Hi Lindsay - Good to know your mare is well. What I would consider though, is that the time you switched your mare to the Prascend was about the time the seasonal rise was over for a large majority

I just have to add my experience to these comments...I switched my horse from compounded pergolide to Pracend about 8 weeks ago. ACTH and insulin tests this past week show both in the normal range.

I'm so very sorry. Jackie 2006 Gacy (1996-2011) Iowa

Dearest Maxi, My deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved boy William. May he rest peacefully at Rainbows Bridge until you meet with him again. Gone from this world but his spirit lives on

Shoni has been on an equiflex supplement with chondroitin, msm,glucosamine for more than 5 years, probably nearer 10 now . We discussed it with the vet and she was happy for us to give this with the

I think the most important thing to remember is to add very little of everything and work up from that. So I would start out with the little amount she tolerates, and probably mask that already with

Thank you for explaining! It's all a learning process. Actually I'm glad there is so much to learn, makes me feel less helpless and more proactive. :) Jennifer in Germany Laramie July 2011

I'm so very sorry about your loss. May your memories carry you thru this lifetime. :( Kristie & Sashi SW OH '04

Thank you lorna, but that is 101 pgs. I was hoping for something simpler that I could send to my vet in the mail since that is his preference. sky oregon 2009

Lindy, My heart aches for you and Matrix tonight. It sounds like you've both been thru so much. There are no words....will be thinking of you tomorrow. Laura K. Chappie & Beau N.IL. Nov. 2011

Oh Maxi, I am so sorry. Loss just sucks. "... what we have enjoyed, we can never lose ... all that we love deeply becomes a part of us." â€" Helen Keller Know you are in a group that

Have you tho't of trying casting? www.Equicast.com sky oregon 2009

Dr. Kellon, My friend Susan has 2 + years of photos and radiographs - She helped me after the orginal person almost killed Matrix. I will have her post them into the case history so you can see

Oh - the ridges! No, I don't know of any reason to necessarily rasp them off. Farriers tend to remove them more as a cosmetic thing I think. Jana's farrier probably removed them in the process of

Hi Marianne Get rid of the bute. Get the APF. Put on the boots. Keep the leg warmers. Nite...... Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 NewEnglandEquineBalance@...