I am no expert and I have NOT taken the classes. However when I put my 2 "special" horses on ground, stabilized flax and a "balancer" specific to the hay they eat, hoof issues disappeared. My

Understand it can be difficult. Her comfort comes first. Could try to put a piece of matting or a small piece of plywood under her foot just to take the picture. SR's are good, great that you've cut

>I looked at "Why we Balance Forage" https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/files/7a%20Hay%20and%20Diet%20Balancing/ Fascinating! Thank you to the person whogave us this valuable

I looked at "Why we Balance Forage" https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/files/7a%20Hay%20and%20Diet%20Balancing/ Fascinating! Thank you to the person whogave us this valuable

Sorry, I had to improvise on the photos since she isn't able to walk out and stand on the concrete at this point. Maybe if I had tried to take the pictures last week when she was so much improved it

Hi Tiffany, Yahoo uploads pictures in its own, odd way. If you click on "Actions" in the upper right of the screen, then click on "Date" twice, it will arrange them from newest to oldest by date.

Hi Suzanne, The trim had made a bit of progress with backing the toes but seems to have stalled. Heels are still run forward, toes need to come back even more and there are flares in the walls that

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Second attempt here. Sorry if it's a duplicate. I always worry about too much activity too but as far as I know there has never been any further hoof damage as a result. There's a good chance she may

I forgot to reference this post.. It was just from someone,, no known expert. just a fellow horse owner. who posted on the horseforum.. lj friedman san diego nov 2014

I have updated Maggie's case history and added some new hoof photos that I took this morning. Just a heads up that when I added them to her album, they were put in some strange order. I tried to

trace minerals are far more important and with no iron added to the California Trace, you get sufficient copper and zinc to fight the iron that's in the rest of his daily intake, instead of increasing

I have an iron overloaded horse so it's near and dear to my heart. I want to stay away from supplements/products that add iron and manganese. But there is the contamination issue as well. Kathleen

Hi Casey Reading labels and talking with the companies themselves is the best way to get started. Looking for things like "Ferrous" and "Manganese" on the labels. Learn the lingo. Look up what you

--In EquineCushings@..., <kerry.isherwood@...> wrote : I don't think Farrier's Formula contains iron. = = = = = = = = = It doesn't contain added iron but there will be iron present from the alfalfa,

LJ, I am leaving your post intact below for reference. This is just a reminder for you that when you write something like this: "I saw this posting on the web.", you need to please provide the

And you dropped it because...? Pelleted products, when tested often come back with very high iron figures because of the cutting, chopping, extruding process using metal blades and iron oxide in the

Thanks again for the reply. I ordered some mov ease and will balance diet with mov ease included. lj friedman san diego nov 2014

When I first met Susan and she came to where I was boarding to see Jesse, she mentioned that farriers formula had some decent nutrients and I started using it , at that same time I was considering

If I am understanding correctly, we are tryingto give our horses the nutrients they need by analyzing their main foragesource, then supplementing the nutrients which are low in the forage, while,