Hi Cynthia Yesterday was a very frustrating day with NEO. IT happens when the engineers decide to start tinkering wth things. I just opened the document. Please try again. You may have to right

Hi Lisa Yes I did look a the pics. it did appear you have what I would call a crest bump, vs a full crest. Beau develops these in two places. If his ACTH is not controlled, his IR is very likely

Just wanted to add this from NRCPlus course: "Oxalate: Bioavailability of oxalate from beet fiber is less than 1%. Oxalate content is also offset by high calcium in beet pulp. Oxalate stones do not

I joined Jan 2014. I can try to get pics but not sure it will really show up.

Hey Lavinia thanks this helps a lot. She used to like Beet pulp so I'll give that a try. It's just that the Bute tastes pretty bad. I even have the flavored powder but it's still bitter. The Naproxin

The originator of this thread should provide a link to the document, rather than 'I've read an article..' - I for one am always interested in knowing whether there is any knowledgeable background

Thanks to everyone for your input. Nancy, did you also look at his pics by chance? I think this qualifies as a crest but it's not big and the lack of muscle tone along the neck seems to make it

I tried to open the worming information from the Table of Contents in ECHorsekeeping, but couldn't. I was trying to remember what wormer is safe for PPID horses. I worm twice a year (fecal tests show

I have beets growing in the field next to my farm. Sometimes they are table beets, sometimes they go for sugar. The harvesting crew always removes the leaves. The leaves would rot long before

>>If you haven't tested the hay he is currently eating, it may be higher in starch and sugar than what you assume, even if it is from the same farm as your last supply. Soaking it for an hour before

thanks everyone..I knew the info was out there just couldn't find it. and I did mean hello and not hell..darn computers..Lorna thanks for that link as well. Monty

This group does not seem to use distiller's grains as a carrier but Dr. Kellon mentioned them (maybe in NCRplus 2011 course or EC horsekeeping). I have been using them for a couple of years before

>California 2010? (not sure of date) Hi Paige, October, 2010 Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

I also have heard stories about concerns re beet pulp and for the record I know that beet pulp itself is a plant product with properties well-documented on this list and as such would not pose a

Hi Debra, Could you get some pics of it and post them in the Photos section? Could you also please add your year of joining to your signature - helps everyone out. Thanks. Lavinia, Dante, George Too

Hi Julie, You're welcome. Not your fault. The Wayback can be odd to use. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. I'm sure someone smarter with computers could tell us why but I just wait and retry at

It worked!!!! the one for LIL britches did anyways, the other two still say this IP address has been banned.. Thanks for putting it into my folder.in EC8..!!!!. Sorry I am such a ignoramous with

Hi Thought I would start a new message with something a little less grim. Chuckles has a lump on the crest of his neck about 8 to 12 inches from the poll, under the mane. It is not attached to the

OMG Monty. Beet pulp is the fiber after they remove human grade sugar from the sliced beets. http://www.smbsc.com/OurSugar/CoProducts.aspx Never ceases to amaze me. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator

Hi Monty, > I have a friend on the vr diet who is telling me that bp is BAD because of the leaves it it.. VR says a lot of things. Ask your friend to provide the facts to substantiate the claim that