Hi, Melissa - Welcome to the list! I am travelling at the moment, but will address your feed concerns when I get home tomorrow. In the meantime, I can tell you absolutely that there is nothing in the

I meant to add, I am using jherb for chronic lameness, and my case is not updated recently but Ginger is only on E and chia, and two tiny pinches of jherb. It just seems a lot to ask for a speck of

Hi Melissa, Welcome to the group. It's always OK to ask questions - that's the best way to learn :) One of our mods is also from BC. I've given Jaini a heads-up so hope she can chime in with some

I have read so much about these all interacting with each other and affecting nitric oxide production. But I get more confused as I go! Is there a statement somewhere of the herbs and products OK to

Hi Nancy He's gone on strike for eating ODTB cubes mixed with timothy pellets,had nothing added to it tonight no PQ or ALCAR. Nancy i never notice the spelling error of my name, no worries i'am used

Corrine - forgive me for misspelling your name. Long day. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Positive or negative changes to the foot accumulate over a period of months and years. See RM Bowker,

Hi Corinne Need to let them get used to the smell. If you can, sprinkle a bit around his stall/turn out or other area he hangs in. If you give him his tums or other treats, give a couple, then rub

Hi there, I am new to the group! So I hope that it is okay to be asking some questions. Please let me know if not :) My 21 year old mare was diagnosed with PPID about 5 months ago. She is now on 1

The ALCar is pretty foul-tasting stuff (yes i tasted it). Even just opening the bag makes my eyes water. So you might have to syringe it -- it dissolves instantly in water Luckily my IR has a high

Hi Got the PQ and acetyl-l carnitine thought i'd be smart and get it into him,mixed the PQ and acetyl-l in with a handful of timothy pellets and a ODTB cube. Made it mushy like he likes it put in

I can't/don't do everything the group recommends either, Teshan. But I am doing what I can and have moved significantly in that direction. I understand that the people who give their time so

>Are there significant differences in normal ranges for standard CBC/Chemistry panels for donkeys as compared to horses? Does this help? http://www.usab-tm.ro/vol10MV/62_vol10.pdf Lornain

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