HI Gayle, Yes,we need those.We also look for the trace minerals,copper,zinc,manganese. Test 603 will get these. Here is your case history

I checked the hay report in my case history. I guess the calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, etc. are not what you need. I looked at Equi-Analytical website. Is #604 what I need? Will order. Will

I've also uploaded a completed excel spreadsheet/worksheet for Nowee with this data (from the testing)on it but I don't know where to go from here. Can someone please look over my numbers and tell me

Hi Gayle You're not dumb just stressed out and rightfully so. Hope I can simplify. You mention in you CH you are feeding hay tested at low ESC and starch. Did you also get the minerals analyzed?

Barbara, I meant to include the analysis and ingredients for Dumor Equistages in my last post. http://www.tractorsupply.com/dumor-reg-equistages-horse-feed-50-lb--5109922 Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI

Hi Barbara, I searched and I can't find the Esc and Starch numbers for Dumor, but I might make a suggestion for helping you track them down.... Based on my search, it is my understanding is that

Does anyone have an analysis for Dumor (aka Purina) Equistages, especially the ESC and starch? I know what the ingredients are, and I would never feed it to an IR horse. Molasses as the fourth

A bit of a Catch 22 with this. Using the firocoxib for a horse is off label. It is not illegal per se, and is used by many. If there is a complication from it in the horse, its use would be

I attended a clinic for geriatric equines and the following was also discussed. The vet said that when he realized that Equioxx was essentially re-compounded Previcox (Firocoxib)labeled for

Oh sorry, didn't realize you had posted both. I will check. I'm almost through with the current #601 tested hay, and will get the #603 next time anyway, but was curious. Thanks! Ferne Fedeli No.

Nancy, thank you so much for your support. I'm really dumb, though, and just have more questions. We don't have a farrier any longer. We went through 4. They'd do fine for 6 months to a year, then

This is from Dr. Kellon a post that I saved. "Bottom line is that with high risk horses, like IR, always go with wet chemistry. One thing not emphasized in that article is that for each type of

Hi Ferne, Are you able to get to my history folder? I posted both in there. Basically, everything was lower with the #601 test except moisture%, dry matter%, CP, estimated Lysine, ADF, Zinc, copper

Hi Gayle Thanks for updating your Case History. Here's the link. Tuck it away somewhere on a separate document for later retrieval. You can cut and paste it to subsequent

Is Simplifly, by Farnam, safe to feed an I/R Cushings horse? Jean and Lady CT 2005

I posted message #164026 on Tuesday with a few questions I still have. Sabrina did not want to get up for her breakfast at all when we went out at 5 this AM. Received her Soft Rides with dual density

Hi Leela, This would not be IR related. Ulcers may be possible but even more likely is a mild impaction. When the stomach distends with food from a meal, this causes a reflex contraction of the rest

I had someone contact me after I posted a note about Evitex on this site. They are in New Zealand, I believe. It appears that "Cushy Life" is a bit cheaper (more concentrated). Lois - I have not

Does anyone have experience with using "Cushy Life" (Chasteberry oral supplement). I had someone contact me after I posted a note about Evitex on this site. They are in New Zealand, I believe. It

I am filling compiling a history for the ECHistory document, and it has me thinking. A bad colic incident with my gelding in fall of 2010. I fed him his grain, at the time it was about 1/2 lb plain