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Re: Diet help!

Hi Jaini, Hope you don't mind if I pester you with another question! I placed an order for the Mad Barn Basic Mineral/Vit Mix, and in my email inquiring about shipping, the fellow suggested the

By Melissa Coupar · #193164 ·

Re: Free Choice Feeding an IR Horse

Hi Mule maid Please don't forget to sign your posts! Many, many thanks. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Standing on cement significantly reduces blood flow to the equine foot. See R. M.

By Nancy C · #193163 ·

Re: Commercial minerals

Hi mktmnr3 Please don't for get to sign your posts! Many many thanks Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: With knowledge of the nutrient profile of the forage and the animal's weight and level of

By Nancy C · #193162 ·

Phyto Quench and ALCAR question

Hi Can i give more then 2 scoops of PQ a day? also can i give more the 10 grams of ALCAR a day how much more of each can i safely give?? Reason i ask jasper has come up more sore today,was out in

By corrine haffner · #193161 ·

Re: Commercial minerals

My horse gets the Timothy pellets because he can't chew hay well anymore.

By M K · #193160 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Thanks DR. Kellon - Guess that's why it's cheaper. Karen ME/2014 ---- "drkellon@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote: >

By kansteen5545@... · #193159 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Thanks Beverly - I'll check it out! Karen ME/2014 ---- "Beverly Meyer bmeyer@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

By kansteen5545@... · #193158 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

---In EquineCushings@..., <bmeyer@...> wrote : I use Animed's Psyllium Fiber from Amazon, called AniPsyll. It's only $5/pound instead of $10. It's a plain powder like Uckele. = = = = = = AniPsyll is

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #193157 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

I use Animed's Psyllium Fiber from Amazon, called AniPsyll. It's only $5/pound instead of $10. It's a plain powder like Uckele. Beverly 6/14

By beverly meyer · #193156 ·

Re: Final Post

Wow. Thanks for posting this! It is great to hear from long time members about their success. Without Dr. Kellon's protocol of pergolide dosage being based on ACTH control, the groups DDT approach,

By ThePitchforkPrincess@... · #193155 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Thank you Dr. Kellon - This looks like the best bet! Karen ME2014 ---- "drkellon@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

By kansteen5545@... · #193154 ·

Re: Free Choice Feeding an IR Horse

CJ Alford, McNeil AR makes 1/2" hay nets. She made me some whole bale nets that work wonderfully. she will make any size you would like. With the whole bale nets, I only have to feed every three days

By Mule Maid · #193153 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Uckele has a psyllium husk product with no other ingredients/fillers and no flavoring: Psyllium Husk Fiber Psyllium Husk Fiber Feed 62 g to 124 g (1 to 2 scoops)

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #193152 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Thank you Ferne - I'll check it out! Karen ME/2014 ---- "Ferne Fedeli fedelif@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

By kansteen5545@... · #193151 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

I use SandRid, which I usually get from Amazon. Cass Bernstein had it tested and it is less than 10% ESC & Starch. (Hope you don't mind me saying that, Cass) Ferne Fedeli No. California 42010

By ferne fedeli · #193150 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Thank you Lorna! Karen ME/2014 ---- "windybriars@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

By kansteen5545@... · #193149 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

>I looked this up in the files but didn't find anything - I did a Messages Search and found this: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/conversations/messages/190331 Lornain

By Lorna Cane · #193148 ·

Re: Psyllium for sand colic

Hi - I looked this up in the files but didn't find anything - I was wondering what brand of psyllium would be safest for my horse. I have not found one without some type of flavoring. One

By kansteen5545@... · #193147 ·

Re: Diet help!

Hi Jaini, Thank you so so much for all of this information! I'm sure you've heard it a million times with such a large member base, but you guys are saviours! I will definitely add to the squeaky

By Melissa Coupar · #193146 ·

Re: Diet help!

Hi, Melissa - It sounds like for now, some loose minerals and beet pulp or soy hulls may be the route to go? Plus the magnesium (if using the Mad Barn Basic Mineral Mix), flax, and salt. Yup -

By janieclougher@... · #193145 ·