Does anybody know if the supplement "OCD Pellets" is safe for IR horses? A friend of mine with an elderly horse with arthritis is raving about it. Would like to try on my older IR horse but not sure

I suggest you contact California Trace directly to ask Sally Hugg the question. She's very responsive to questions. I've never seen ESC + Starch on California Trace Plus and would like to know the

Hi... I posted this question a bit ago on ECHorsekeeping, and was asked to submit it here instead. Hoping for a reply as I have read that CTB can be helpful for extreme Estrus behavior. Thanks very

Stephanie,here is the link to your Case History folder.It's empty.Please update and add link to your

It could have to do with the insulin resistance if the cold is causing painful reduced blood flow to his feet related to high vasoconstriction or previous vascular damage from the IR. Have you tried

And this nutrition manager's experience with how many IR/PPID horses is ??? The problem here is not the molasses level per se but the overall sugar and starch which in the posted analysis is too high

Hi All, I just did a search on this, and didn't get much(but it might be the operator here). Does anyone here use CA Trace Plus for their IR & PPID horse? Is CA Trace Plus safe for IR(with previous

> I was just wondering if it had anything to do with the insulin resistance. IMO it has a lot to do with insulin resistance. Jacque, here is the case history link for Dexter. Add it to your

Thank you Jennifer in Germany, He does have a mammoth Jenny for a buddy and she is a pistol but they haven't been as active as usual. Our weather is cold again...3 degrees. I think I will halter

I called mountain sunrise and spoke with the nutrition manager. Again he is strongly suggesting the Bermuda pellets for horses with cushings . He does agree there is molasses but it is only as a

Hi Nancy, Yes, I have had my minerals balanced to my hay. Kathleen did that for me. Maybe I should just check with her to see what she recommends. Thanks a bunch, Rita ---In EquineCushings@...,

They also add iron, in addition to what may already be in the hay, and iron is not included in the analysis at all. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and peanut Jan 05, RI EC support Team

Hi Kathy, Yes, I am working on rewriting my case to be more coherent and up to date. Seems like it's out of date as soon as I spend hours updating it! Beverly 6/14 Beverly

Hi All, Here is the link again to the on - line NRC, 2007 I had problems with the other one. IF you need to enlarge or decrease the print on the pages hold down the control button on your keyboard

Lavinia, Yes, thank you Tiffany in NC Nov.

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