I've scoured the messages for this topic and I've come up with quite a few but they are all over the board on context so here's my question -- Justin is getting a fractured molar extracted next

>>No questions, really! Just hoping I am on the right track... Hi Ali, It does sound like you are on the right track, but you are right, there are some things you can do to tweak Oreo's diet. Sounds

Help with feet, please: I posted hoof photos to get an evaluation of how we are doing with that. I tried to compare these latest ones with the mark ups that Lavinia had kindly done for us. I think

---In EquineCushings@..., <threecatfarm@...> wrote : Hi Paula I would want to talk with the vet about the handling of the April labs. The reference range for glucose at Cornell is 71-113 mg/dL. Your

SoftRides have saved my boy last year and this year. Mine like the other above, patiently waits while I clean them out then relaxes into them when I put them back on. Even with shoes on! He loves his

Thank you, Eva. I will put him on a once a day dose. All lastfall whenever I tried to increase his dose, he’d go off his feed. Hisappetite hasn’t been the best for a couple of years. Hard to

Hi Nancy C, I noticed the skin problem on 4-26 and started the antibiotics on 4-28. It will be interesting to see how things look after the antibiotics are done. Fortunately the weather is warm so

No questions, really! Just hoping I am on the right track. I can't believe how fast she has turned around with the things I have already done with her. She is really shedding out now and that is so

Randy, Thanks! That's not much at all! Then that may be a good alternative for him. Rita and Houdon Gaithersburg, MD Sept 2013

Yes, sorry, I knew that but wasn't clear in my response. Rita and Houdon Gaithersburg, MD Sept 2013

FarmTek sells a non-woven "underliner," to quote thecatalog, "constructed from 8 oz. gray non-woven fabric with 100%staple polyester and polypropylene." It is recommended for cattle andhorses, for

I need some help. My computer is old and the new Yahoo makes it nearly impossible to search conversations or the files. My IR PPID mare Felina is acutely, nearly non-weight-bearing lame on one front

Babe had her bloodwork in April and the vet said "it was normal" now. I asked for a copy but they have not emailed it so I'll ask again so I can let you know the numbers. She is doing well. I have a

Hi Wendy and all members Selling of items is not allowed on the main list. Not sure which hoof boot exchange you are referring to. As far as I am aware, ECIR Group does not have one. You can post

Hi Jenni fer I'm sorry Mil is having this problem. I cant help but wonder about the sulfa antibiotic starting and the skin issues at almost the same time. Sulfa *may* interfere with copper and zinc,

Advice is needed regardingMill’s current skin condition. She is my pacemaker dependent PPID/IR 25 year old Arabian mare. I noticed Saturday that she was losing hair in frontof her hip and beside her

There is .625 lbs of alfalfa in a 50 lb. Randy No.IL 9/10

Hi, >Thanks for the suggestion about the Soybean Pellets. Just to clarify that it's the soy HULL pellets we recommend,as opposed the the soybeans themselves. Soybeans can be a problem for our

Forgot to add as well I have a New Pair of Mustad Easy-Glu glue-on shoes, size 0. They were 59.99, will sell for 35.00 (plus mailing).

I've submitted these today for listing in EC hoofbootexchange, but am now unsure that I did it correctly! I have 2 Pairs Used Soft Ride boots, one Sz 5 with Turquoise (standard) orthotic inserts