Hi Julie, Well that's weird. When I click on the specific link for each history it takes me to that history. Do you go to the Wayback Archives on the Archives link? Lavinia, Dante, George Too and

Hi Julie, I put the old case history in your new folder: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Julie%20in%20Oregon/ Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support

---In EquineCushings@..., <threecatfarm@...> wrote: If you are looking for baseline, I would take them off the CTB. KK , Thanks but too late, deed was done. BUT before the VET came,. I did some early

hi thanks, I did find those in the way back machine thing but nothing comes of it accept advertizements to prdcucts for horses~ OR~ it tells me it is forbidden... The one that I did find there was for

hell..so the tops that have all the bad stuff are not processed with the beats to make the pulp?? I have a friend on the vr diet who is telling me that bp is BAD because of the leaves it it..hoping

I am sorry Lavinia and Nancy that this has come up before. I find it very difficult to search for specific words etc heren on yahoo. Is there also a file about this misconception about beetpulp

> Interestingly, I find that it's later in the daytime when he's been in his dry yard with hay that it seems to change mildly and feels a little firmer. The hay isn't of prime quality, it's fairly

Hi June, The reason we supplement vit E is because it is deficient in a grass-free diet. The levels are based on the NRC requirements for horses. The B vitamins are produced in the horse's digestive

Just a quick ad to Lavinias repsonse. Teh oxalate is mostly in the leaves, which the horse does not eat. What is available in the root is not very bioavailable. BP does not cause kidney damage,

Hi Zonne, This topic comes up all the time. The article is full of misinformation and scare tactics. Beet pulp is one of the best horse feeds you can use with regards to safety and

Hi Nancy, Here is the link to the Cornell website. You will want ACTH/Insulin/Glucose/Leptin. https://ahdc.vet.cornell.edu/test/Index.aspx Look at the submission forms, discount shipping labels and

Hi Lydia, Glad to hear she's feeling better. You're doing great. 1). Prascend (pergolide) can be given at any time of day - just be consistent. 2). ODTBC have iodine but no salt so you still need to

Debby, The ER DIET is: Grass hay soaked/drained one hour cold water. No more than anhour unless you change the water. Feed 1.5% to 2% his idealbodyweight. Weigh hay dry. SpeediBeet that has

Hi Nancy, Welcome to the group. The philosophy is DDT/E. Thismeans DIAGNOSIS, DIET, TRIM and EXERCISE. Diagnosis is by bloodwork. To confirm PPID we need eACTH. Schedule the vet early in

Hello, I just received an article about beetpulp beeing not so healthy as we all think. Not in the short run, but with using it for a longer time. And now I a just confussed ....... In the article

Oh and I forgot to ask about Iodine! Do I need to add that if she is on the TB cubes and what/how much should I use? If she is not getting the iodized salt? Lydia CA

Hello again, Well it has not been two weeks but I find I have questions already. I have read through almost all the files but my brain is full now :-) Here is what I am doing (can you please check it

Hi, Where would I find the info on what I need out of a blood test, so I cantell my vet what the blood test needs to cover? When you say “current photos”, are you talking xrays or current

Thanks for finding this Susan. It gave me a light bulb moment about Beau's current status., a puzzle piece in understanding where we are. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR,

Anyone have any experience with high phos. levels? Apparently, it is not common but I believe I am seeing this in an EPSM horse. Thanks, Liz :)