Michael, This may be OT but I know a lot of us need an occasional NSAID for some reason. Previcox and Equioxx are not the same thing. The active ingredient is the same--firocoxib--but the Equioxx is

Hi Gayle Unfortunately you just won't know about the prairie grass until you test. It may be okay, but it also might not be. If you can get a sample to run off an ESC and Starch before buying

Hi Pam, <snip> Ahem. The above makes you a guru in your own right!! Thanks for a great post to Gayle,and others who are in the same boat. You can be sure you're not alone,Gayle. Lorna in

Gayle, not a guru here, just been through a very long time (18 months) of seeing my pony lay down most of the time. I just want to give you some moral support!!! :) Just stop and slow down for a

I would check into haylage. Some of your companies have average analyses available, including minerals. I will of course analyse then but pointless now. I am analysis grass soon also and wondered if

There's no safety data with specific reference to hormones. In other species, the main safety issue is interference with oxygen binding to hemoglobin. A short term (31 day) feeding study in horses

Hi Peggy Thanks for your patience and the link to all the good info. We're a bit short handed and lots going on. I can look over your info but won't get to it until over the weekend. If that's okay,

Hi Rachel "Green" is not the problem. "Yellow" does not make hay safe. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 NewEnglandEquineBalance@...

Ok,I found your file in the Template section. Here is the link: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ECHistory5/files/_Case%20History%20Template%20and%20Ins/rachel/ So now when you sign your posts

Thanks, Lorna and Nancy. We've been down this road before, but never so severely. Nancy, you're absolutely correct - 2010 hay. The truckload we managed to buy this past season tested OK in protein,

Hi Rachel, I looked for your file in Case History 5, but couldn't find it.Can you tell us where you put it? I'm afraid there is just mo way to know how appropriate your hay is by looking at it.It

I dont know how to reply like you have so i'll just list my answers here; a rough history is done its 'mickey.doc' im not sure how to link it i tried for about 3 months butyes i agree about that time

Hi Rachel, Can you give us a time line? For how many meals did you try soaking(draining) your hay for an hour? What improvements did you see as soon as you began soaking at 8 hours? Is it certain

hi - thankyou but i tried various; i did 1 hour and there was no improvement, then 5, then 8 - he improved at 8 but still wasnt enough to get him through founder and ready for the exercise he

Donna - Yeah, the trim has gotten away from where it should be. I took a quick peek. These little guys can be a challenge to keep where they should be - they are hard to trim, those tiny feet are

Dear Hoof Gurus and Friends of Duke, Mini Duke definitely had winter laminitis this year and his best friend, Nancy (!). felt his diet was tight and therefore it must be the trim. I've finally

Hi Gayle Always go with what Dr Kellon says! The hay in your file looks to be from 2010. Is that what you are feeding? If not, you want Equi-Analytical #603. Hay can vary from year to year

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