Hello, hoping to catch the eye of the nice person from Canada that developed(?) the ODTB cubes or is otherwise in connection with their manufacturer: Is it ok for horses to eat the "crumbs" that

I've tried to search messages and files… Are there significant differences in normal ranges for standard CBC/Chemistry panels for donkeys as compared to horses? Thanks for any help. Gloria in

Thank you Dr. Kellon. I will put his salt bucket back tomorrow. His neck felt much better this evening, and he was quite awake and pleasant during our lesson, and not too stressed about his first solo

Hi Beverly he's on two scoops of remission has been for a while now,shaking is pain related,when pain levels are down shaking stops. Lorna i know i could make progress on his feet,i'am afraid i'll

Hi Kim It's really too bad you feel phobic about this. Helping your horse is what this groups is here for and as stated previously, the fundamental message may seem harsh but will not be changed. The

>Regardless of fitness level, 21 is old. Yikes. The 'baby' in my stable is 21. The others are 38ish, 30 , and 43. The youngest is not PPID/IR. I lost my PPID/IR , 34-year-old last September

>> Its a shame her ACTH is still so clearly uncontrolled. Did you test for the recommended insulin, glucose, and leptin? There don't appear to be any results listed for the latter three tests. Her

Just as a thought about Jasper's shaking. Aren't tremors signs of possible magnesium deficiency? Or is that only after exercise? 30 mg/kg of Magnesium Oxide is the standard dose I think. Thinking of

>.She's got one more chance here on the 1st of june next appt,so will see how she does with latest markups on current xrays. Just wanted to add my voice to the others who have thought of this. It

Great observations Corrine. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Standing on cement significantly reduces blood flow to the equine foot. See R. M. Bowker, VMD, PhD, Nerves, Nerves, Nerves: Why Are

Thank you Dr Kellon, I know the pain is blocked and he's not healed,at a 2 1/2 he's sore enough he isn't wanting to do much moving,i'am totally fine with that. Capaisin is lasting about 5 hours then

IR horses are prone to exaggerated vaccine reactions, to the point they sometimes have to be stopped completely. In the meantime, would definitely try another brand and discuss using the chest muscle

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Salt won't cause his crest to go up. He will lose from 1 (very light sweating, just damp to touch) oz to 4 oz of salt for every hour of sweating so that level of intake is not likely excessive for a

Yes, you can apply every 4 to 5 hours but after a few days won't need to do it that often. PQ effect is usually within a few days, ALCar more variable. I would be pretty happy with decrease to 2.5

Hi So i did the capaisin on both his fronts did the palmer digital nerves,went form a 4 in lameness to a 2 1/2 That's on the scale of 1 to 5 1 being sound 5 being very lame. Can i apply the capaisin

Good Morning Friends, Elijah usually has loose, white salt in a small bucket in his stall. I was not really measuring it, but he probably has been eating about a 1/2 # per week in addition to the 2.5

Karen, One of my IR horses does the same thing. His Leptin was 4.84. So actions are not a good indication of what is going on. Glucose I figured I'd wait on if/until her Insulin was out of range

You can get it on line from Horse Tech under Minerals. Donna, Beaufort, SC ECIR 2011 https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHistory8/files/Donna%20in%20Beaufort%20SC/ From:

Dear Beth, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Rhonda. Evidently you did a great job keeping her healthy for all her long life. Our kids walk a fine line with their health and I know she appreciated