Deglycyrrhized Licorice Powder - is it safe for IR horses long term? Thanks! Allana

My horse has been on pergolide since last summer...he was holding up his back leg before pills and fell down...callapsed when riding him..walking....he is no longer holding up his leg and canters

Hi Michelle, I just sent a note to a neighbor who is an equine vet who’s specialty is teeth. I know her mother used to use a gal who always floated teeth without sedation. I asked if she could

Okay, I can ask Dr. Barbara Page who is the owner of Colorado Equine Clinic, and is my vet in cases of lameness. I'll be seeing her on the 12th and I can try to get that information for you sooner,

Adding on to my own post........here is an analysis from 2004 for Bermuda Plus Pellets. These pellets were balanced by Colorado Equine Veterinary for Mtn. Sunrise. EVN Bermuda Plus Pellets

Just as a footnote, I called Mtn. Sunrise and asked for an analysis for the Bermuda Pellets and the Bermuda Pellets Plus. I was told the info was taken down from their web site during a redesign. I

Hi Chris, You joined June 2013. Do you have the actual guaranteed analysis for the Bermuda Plus pellets, including the majors and traces? We are looking for the ESC+Starch numbers, not the NSC (older,

Hi Beverly, Glad to hear Ginger is better after her trim. Thanks for getting these up. Couple of quick questions for you. Were the xrays taken before or after the trim? In the Power Point, the

I've been feeding Bermuda Plus grass pellets to my horses on and off for years now, and was alarmed at the suggestion that the NSCs may be too high for IR/Cushings horses. I called Nick Huntsman at

Thanks to Lee Anne, I have new radiographs, and a Power Point of hoof photos from the new farrier. With comments! I think I like this farrier with her calipers and close scrutiny of xrays and 2 hours

I should have added that the day the blood was drawn Libby picked up a cough from one of the other horses. Vet thought it was viral and we opted not to treat unless it got worse. She's nearly over

Thanks, Kathleen, hadn't thought of the weight difference. Good idea! Carol and Rossi in Maryland 2003

You made my morning Kerry. For those of you with a sick horse trying to figure this out :Hang in there. Breathe. As you have seen over and over again in the last few days the volunteers will be with

Mandy, your post about 'you can get all of the ER diet at Walmart' made me LOL (ive only ever used that expression two other times in my life). I love the pragmatism, comraderie, and unflagging spirit

Included on the short list of safe feeds is beet pulp. No alfalfa included. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Fructans were a highly popular theory of the cause of laminitis approximately 10

I would almost bet my weekly paycheck that he has a sinuscyst. And yes it is scary that a rescue does not realize a brain tumor wouldnever be seen.( do they KNOW where the horse brain sits??) I just

Coral, You can get all the ingredients for the Temp ER Diet atWalmart. Vitamin E in the pharmacy. Get a bottle of 400 iu’s of Natural E in soy oil. Magnesium pills are there too. You may haveto

> They don't last long, however, and nothing is more frustrating than trying to get supps in with a stubborn syringe. If you mean the rubber plunger end thingie, try using olive oil if you haven't

"How do I get the salt, flax, and vitamins down him if he turns his nose up (cuz he totally will)?" Hi Coral-- I have been able to get Cory's flax and salt into him by using PhytoQuench in a few ccs

> I can do all this stuff, it's just going to take a little bit of time to get it all set up. I LOVE your attitude,Coral!! Po is so lucky to have you in his corner!! You ( and others like you) are