Connie, To get both of them onto salt, try a tsp in their bucket feed. Increase the amount slowly. But also hang a bucket of loose isalt in their common area. Its fine to leave a salt block (not

Hi Connie, Welcome to the group. That’s great that you're pouring through the files! Don’t worry if you feel overwhelmed.........we all did when we joined. The good news is how much your

Thank you Nancy - Looks like I have a lot of quick reading to do before I have to decide. Thanks for the link Tamara SK, Canada

Wow! Talk about confusing. I really don't understand then, there must be more to it than ESC and starch. Why could I fed the brome free choice safely, but not the ditch? Is there an additional number

Hi Chanda, I thought I would give you results that I had in 2011 from the same field. I did not feed it. I was too scared of the high numbers. I did feed hay from this field in 2010 very comfortably.

I live in KY about three hours from Lexington and when I got my ODBTC cubes ordered them from Southern States. I know there are a couple of Southern States stores in Lexington. I would call and see

Well, thank you for trying........I have updated Ida's case history the best I could without the fax in hand. But, no clue how to make it so you can open it......sorry, I am a big dumb dufuss. Ears

Many thanks to Sandra Keller and Laura K. Sandra - I will get in touch with Southern States first thing tomorrow. Laura K. - Yes she can (and does) eat soaked hay. But the ODBTC have

Check message 80571. That was before it seemed that most horse did better on once a day dosing, but it discusses am vs pm. Vicki SE/PA 11/02

Well, shoot fire...how in the world do I change the CH so it can be opened? It pops right up for me....Cotton picken confusers, anyway. I have been waiting for the vet to fax me the report to even

I know growing conditions will vary, but I like the looks of the ESC and starch on the Crested, if this is common for Crested; then mine should be pretty safe. thanks for the info. chanda MT 9/04

Martha, Can she chew hay, or does she need a softer style food? Laura K. Chappie & Beau N.IL.2011

Hi, I learned here that it is usually better to give Prascend all together, either full dose in am or full dose in pm. My question is whether It is better to give (5) Prascend in the morning or the

Martha, I just sent an email about your dilemma to a friend who lives in Bowling Green, Ky. It's a bit of a distance, but I'll let you know if I get any possible solutions for you. Laura K. Chappie &

You made my day, too, Alex!!! Fuzzy nuzzles to those donkettes (and the rest of your crew, of course)! Jannalee

I just called Southern States in Lexington KY. They can ORDER in the cubes (buy don't have them in stock). There is nota minimum. Here is the contact information Address: 2570 Palumbo Dr,

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Just joined the group a couple weeks ago. Have been reading and learning every chance I get. Has been a wealth of info. Wow! I have 2 geldings diagnosed with IR March 2013. Working on implementing

Hi Martha, Is the horse already down there? You probably already thought of this, but is there any way someone going to visit the horse could take a load of ODTBCs with them? Up to one pallet of