Ok. I should be able to do that, but I'll call and double check the grass has been cut before I head down to sample. Thank you for the response! Coral &Po Sept 2013 Sent from my iPhone.

No worries Kerry. Thanks for the conversation. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Insulin resistance (IR) is the failure of insulin sensitive cells to respond to “normal” levels of insulin.

These are a lot cheaper https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/reitsport-cold--bell-boot-1655 but the ice packs that come with them aren’t as flexible as the Ice Horse stuff. I think it is possible for

This research is ongoing at the moment - recruiting vets treating a case of laminitis in Europe, North America and the United Kingdom: 1 March 2014 - 1 November

Jill and Casey, I found this. Maybe it is what you are thinking of? Boehringer Ingelheim, suppliers of... - The Laminitis Site | Facebook Boehringer Ingelheim,

Hi Jill, In reference to your statement below, my vet told me about free ACTH testing by BI. It is for horses showing signs of PPID but not on Prascend (or it may have been not on pergolide). She

Wait...what? I must've misrepresented myself re: Getty -- please know that I *do not* advocate what she is saying but was trying to (potentially) elaborate on her often too-generalized approach (in

Back in April when bloods were taken my vet advised me to leave the group. She said the overload of information was overwealming and that Teshan is well managed. I am now taking that advice. I have

>I can't list all the conversations and threads I've read thatconfuse me. Maybe 100 or so?? What you said originally was this: "Old files contradict new. New products are suggested, and old

Hey Lorna, Thanks for asking. I can't list all the conversations and threads I've read that confuse me. Maybe 100 or so?? Maybe pretend you're a newbie and search 4 or 5 dozen

For those folks out there who may be putting off needed blood testing because of the expense, I just found out yesterday that BI is currently subsidizing testing as part of a study they are doing.

Wow, do I need to get away from the computer. That's n=2, not r=2. Hope you all have a great weekend! Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: With knowledge of the nutrient profile of the forage and

My 13h2" pony is one of those who would not be likely to stop eating free-choice hay. I started first using haynets with holes 1.5 inches in diameter. He quickly learned to inhale the hay from those

Hi Kerry I think I need to parse this out a bit.... I can offer you quotes but don't want to appear to be piling on. Suffice to say these are just some of the things that we found to be

I think the point she is trying to make is that its the "mini-fasts" that occur when forage is NOT available free-choice that is what is to be avoided bc in theory the fasting creates a detrimental

Hi Sally Your mare will not self-regulate if her leptin is not controlled and will over eat. Here's a great article by Dr Kellon. Free Choice Feeding Free Choice

Hello... Lately it seems I keep running across folks (web site & customer service at Porta-Grazer and an article on Leptin Resistance by Juliet Getty PHD in Volume 17, issue 2 of Natural Horse

Hi Coral If you can squeak out a sample after it is knocked down and dried, even if not yet baled, that is really best, versus sampling the actual pasture. As you say, when it was cut will have an

Hi cheripony - I'd be asking a lot of questions about this supplement. Laminae 911 has Yucca in it. Uva Ursi is a diuretic. Please don't forget to sign your posts. Kim- You should see glucose and

I'm going to get a sample Sunday. So far it's looking like it's going to be a pasture sample from a field that's next in line to be cut. So, I know numbers from an analsis are highly dependent on when