Thanks Nancy, Since drying can take 3-5 days I'm still confused as to whether cutting time is actually going to make a difference it sounds like drying time will be more important. Are there any

Holy cow!!! Recommending Pracend users to call the company and ask them how to use and store the stuff? It's right there on the package. Pergolide was fed to humans for Parkinson's, for quite some

Thanks for your info..... Yes, I do understand the balancing of nutrients- I am a Registered Dietitian with a masters in human nutrition so understand the concept - in a human!! horse metabolics

The doxy wouldn't help with either hay contamination or pergolide so it's either an infection susceptible to doxy or a reaction to something else that is resolving on its own. Considering the white

I'm not a member of the group 7 so can't see the profiles of the hays, but can say this. Crested Wheatgrass is not truly a wheat, its forage grass same as timothy or orchardgrass; it grows fabulously

Thanks, Dr. K. I am guessing it is due to the hay. Possibly the pergolide, but he is responding to the Doxy, so if it was the pergolide that caused the edema would he respond to the Doxy? Sondra

Thank you, Teri! I will go pull it apart and hope I will recognize it in the dried form... Or just get some different hay. Sondra

Hi Tamera Starch is higher but not hugely so. Presumably because it is rye? Recs are usually to stay away from rye. How they will react to it is a question I would have as you do. Only other

It is higher in sugar, but still lower than the other three. I also noticed that the starch is considerably higher - is that a red flag? Yes, it's a red flag. The reported sugar only converts 50% to

Hi Vicky Agree with Lorna. Symptoms are highly suggestive and your ACTH will only go up from here. I cannot read your text doc either. Thanks Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts

The sweat wrap is not dangerous in any way. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb 2001

http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ECHistory5/files/Vicky%20S.%20IL%20/ Hi Vicky, It's really difficult to give valid advice without an updated file.I tried to get to your CH,but can't open it.So I

I haven't had time to update case history, sorry. I have recieved Ida's ACTH test numbers back and am a bit worried. Her level last year in June was ACTH = 20. (Cornel) and she still had symptons. So,

Sondra, I recently read about a horse belonging to natural horsemanship trainer/clinician, Dan James having similar symptoms. (stocking up - laminitis) This horse also had symptoms of tying-up. He

Yes, please Suzie, please let me know how to do t touch. thanks Loes So.CAL - 2008 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi, Would anyone be interested in giving their opinion on which hay to buy. I tested four different types and posted them in Case History 7. I also have the hay test for what I was feeding the ponies

Hi Martha, The safe feeds list does not exclusively list ODTBC dealers. Anyone who actually carries the ODTBC will have that noted along with their contact info. McCauley Bros. is a feed

Hi Leeanne, Any type of oil will work to assure absorbtion of vit E as long as the vit E is mixed directly into the oil.. The gelcaps of vit E usually contain soy oil - you don't have a choice. We

To share an experience with missed lab testing. I was able to call the lab and learn that they still had the blood on hand and could do the ferritin test which was missed in the tests requested

Do you know how to do ttouch - doing the circles on the legs makes a big difference to remove the swelling should be a practitioners near you if you need tutoring in how to do them but as long as