---In EquineCushings@..., <mellow_miller@...> wrote : Oh My, this is very disturbing. I felt something was wrong this past trim (2 days ago) as this is the second time she is very sore AFTER the

Hi Melodie, It's all going to come together.Your girl is very lucky to have you,so you're not allowed to look back.You're both on your way now. We ask everyone to sign their name,location,and date

Oh My, this is very disturbing. I felt something was wrong this past trim (2 days ago) as this is the second time she is very sore AFTER the trim. I feel terrible thinking I have hurt my poor horse,

Thanks for all the advice Cass! Beth & Flame NV Oct 2013 Sent from my iPhone

Not sure if Jim, agronomist, has retired, but here's a start. Should be someone there to help. With all the rain, hay is going to be straw this year. Hope all keeps going in the right direction for

---In EquineCushings@..., <threecatfarm@...> wrote : I don't have an answer to your question directly but wanted to suggest talking to the soil/forage expert at your cooperative extension. You may

Hi Laura I'm so sorry to hear of your husband. Lots of stress for both of you. I don't have an answer to your question directly but wanted to suggest talking to the soil/forage expert at your

Hi Catherine and Cindy You need to get off the pergolide suspension as it is the most suspicious of not helping you. Whether 2 mg Prascend will or not is hard to say. There have been members who had

My husband had a heart attack back in May, (his 2nd) and it came with some worrisome complications, so I haven't been able to keep up with posts or had the time to try to search the files. He's

Hi Ferne, Not sure if the following will apply. If also doing glucose, and there will be a 1 hour delay inseparating the cells, the vet needs to use a grey top tube, not a red top tubefor the

Updated history posted today. We need help getting this right! ACTH and insulin elevated. Glucose normal. Awaiting hormone results from BET labs. Symptoms mainly footsore and haircoat not fully

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHorsekeeping/conversations/messages Thanks. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in

>This brings up a question about manure disposal. Hi Karen, Your message has been moved over to our sister site, ECHorsekeeping, which is better suited for general topics,such as manure

Hello - This brings up a question about manure disposal. If horses have worms and their manure is daily being spread on their grazing pasture, are you not increasing the parasite load in the

Hi Melodie, Thanks for adding the newer shots. There are definite issues with Amelia's trim, enough that they could be the sole source of her ongoing soreness and abscessing. I moved all of your

I still need help in making a treatment plan for pinworms if anyone can help me. I haven't gotten much help from my vet who says he's rarely seen pinworms, especially in older horses (I've been

I have added the most blood test recent results for Bounce to the case history file. He's looking good, interested in life and no abscess since February. Currently on 3.5 lbs of Brooks Un-ti

Hi, Beth. The cores will fall apart when you remove them from the probe with the rod. After you've sampled enough bales, mix all the cores thoroughly before you draw your sample. Don't leave out the

Thank you, Lavinia. I'll use the Trainer test. I find myself having to use small batches of hay rather than one good source,which means more testing. Dry, clean hay is getting pretty hard to find

, Something is going on inside Amelia’s feet. We will have to getall the ducks in a row before a DIAGNOSIS can be given. TheDDT/E’s. I can tell you a horse abscessing is inpain!