Hi Lorna - Mine is on the ancient side too - she's 30 this year. Do you soak the peas before you grind them - or grind them dry. Karen ME/2014 ---- "windybriars@... [EquineCushings]"

Should have pointed out that I inserted my address into LeeAnne's message. windybriars <at> gmail <dot> com Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *SeeWhat Works in

>Sorry to hear you have to come back but at least you know the routine :-) You can email me at windybriars <at> gmail <dot> com if you want to discuss anything but as you know discussion should take

>We’re thrilled to tell you that registration is now open for the 2015 ECIR Group >Inc., NO Laminitis! Conference. >A complete lecture schedule that offers 13 hours of RACE continuing education

We’re thrilled to tell you that registration is now open for the 2015 ECIR Group Inc., NO Laminitis! Conference. A complete lecture schedule that offers 13 hours of RACE continuing education

Hi Erica, Sorry to hear you have to come back but at least you know the routine :-) You can email me at ECIR.Archives <at> gmail <dot> com if you want to discuss anything but as you know disscussion

Hi Heidi It would be great to know more about your horse. Is there a Case History? Both of the tests you describe have issues. DST has pushed many horses into laminitis. TRH is very sensitive but

Hi, I have a horse who has a score of 28.9 ACTH from Cornell blood test. My vet and I want to do further testing to confirm the PPID. Which test is better to use DST or TRH? I looked in the

By coincidence, my contaminated hay had comparable percentages of Ca (0.28%) and P (0.3%) to your hay. My seat of the pants tabulation shows that the major mineral ratios aren't upside down because

My pony would not eat split peas as is. He eats them happily if they have been soaked. At first I soaked them separately, but now add them, with water, to his tub of ODTB cubes in the morning. By

Hi Jaini et al... When I look at the info about APF Pro on Auburn Lab's website, I see the following: supports gastric health supports muscle development supports proper immune function supports

>Two other sources of protein that are often recommended are whey protein isolate 90% (30 grams = 27 grams of protein) and Pea Powder. My horses are ancient,so I grind the whole peas, which I get

Hi Karen, Are her protein and lysine requirements being met by her diet? How much additional protein do you want to supplement? I checked a nutritional data site and 1 cup of frozen unprepared) peas

My approach was: "Can I go over these hay test results with you? I'm spending a fortune on minerals. May I take and pay for a soil test and then we could go over the results?" The first year I paid

Hi all, Lorna & LeeAnne, I apologize I've not got your current email addresses it seems or I would have emailed you privately to not clog up the MB. I've looked in the "Start here" file to get

Hi - I'm thinking of how I can get extra protein into my mare's diet. She can't have to much Alfalfa - I tried split peas but they are really hard for my mare to chew. I was wondering if fresh

Nancy, thanks for the info, thats an excellent site to pass on. Now, how to tactfully broach the subject with the grower.... Really goes to show how the 'looks' of a hay bale can be so deceptive.

Hi Kerry A great resource for your hay guy is the Cornell University Cooperative Extension Cornell Soil Health Cornell Soil Health Department of Horticulture,

To quickly find information in the files use the ECIR Files Table of Content Note: the above link takes you to a Dropbox document containing the latest PDF version of the TOC. The ECIR Table of

---In EquineCushings@..., <layzd@...> wrote : Dr. Kellon, what pain meds/relief would you recommend for broken pastern bone? = = = = = = = Only enough to keep the horse eating and drinking