Hi Lj, Did you post for some suggestions of nutrition books that would complement Dr. Kellon's NRC + course? I may have missed that post. I assume you looked for the NRC, 2007 Nutrient Requirements

>( Some of the posts are beyond my knowledge at this time but.. dont worry.. I have a book in the mail "Equine Applied and Clinical Nutrition 2013, that might help before I take Dr. K's NRC course.) .

Thanks so much for the tips -- Im definitely going to try the unsweetened applesauce and look into ordering the Nuzu nuggets as treats. In regard to peanuts that was mentioned -- it appears they are

> I was searching as "B-1" not B1, hence not many searches came up. Don't forget about our copious Files, and Links. Jam packed with information. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What

> I have a book in the mail "Equine Applied and Clinical Nutrition 2013, that might help before I take Dr. K's NRC course.) . Let us know how you compare the book to what you learn from Dr. Kellon's

> But , they tell me it was designed by vets, for cushings horses in mind. I WISH I had a dollar for every time I have read that about a product. Sorry.It's usually marketing. Lorna in

Jacque, your boy needs either a job to keep him busy or a playing buddy (horse or mule gelding). He needs hours of entertainment each day, play wrestling or doing a job. Our john mule would be like

I am researching Phosphate defeciency per the archived messages ( Some of the posts are beyond my knowledge at this time but.. dont worry.. I have a book in the mail "Equine Applied and Clinical

I thought there had to be some issue that our group wasnt using the product. But , they tell me it was designed by vets, for cushings horses in mind. Perhaps Dr. K can weigh in on if this is a

Mountain Sunrise Bermuda Plus contains molasses. Although they have posted an analysis of their product, that is not a guaranteed analysis and changes with each batch. With the ESC+starch content

thanks for the reminder.. I was searching as "B-1" not B1, hence not many searches came up. And double thanks for reminding me of Dr K's reply to me, completely helpful. ( you sure do moderate.. good

---In EquineCushings@..., <kerry.isherwood@...> wrote : Thanks so much, but Ive resorted to syringing and a resentful, aloof mare....but one thats sound and alive and with a relatively well-controlled

Hi, Kerry - yes, been there, done that with horses gradually refusing the variety of treats, once they find the pergolide capsule in there. Then I went the route of syringing with water. The

Nancy, Speaking of magnesium and the calcium to magnesium ratio, what problems might excess magnesium cause in an IR/PPID horse? Is that calcium to magnesium ratio for an IR horse the same as the

>I was told that Dr. K doesnt suggest supplementing for b-1. Is this correct? Lj, it's time to play with the Search Box ,on the messages page. If you type in B1 you will get 294 messages. One

I was told that Dr. K doesnt suggest supplementing for b-1. Is this correct? Knowing that balancing for selenium can be tricky and toxic if over-supplemented, is it appropriate to check selenium

Hi Rita I don't think Is saw that you were balancing the minerals to your tested hay. IF that is right, just giving more mag may or may not be needed and may help or make things worse. Mag is huge

Jacque for updating instructions go here, in ECHistory8’s Files: ECHistory8 ECHistory8 This is ECHistory8, the current ECHistory Group to upload NEW case

>What is a CH? I am sorry and where do I add this information? Case History Here is the link to Dixie and Dexter's Case History,which you have filled out in the past: ECHistory8

What is a CH? I am sorry and where do I add this information? Jacque White