Hi Just a few questions,is it ok to put DMSO on his sole when there are pretty good size holes from abcesses? ?Dr kellon suggested that an a message to me this morning. Also the acepromazine 5 mg

Deb, that is most interesting about the small clipper. Thanks! Certainly the cordless feature is a real plus. Cords get in the way when you only have one hand and your horse moves

>Groomed him and gave him treats, sugar free mints seemed to really like that. Yes,Corrine! Lots of grooming/massaging. Very good for him. And you. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator

Terri, I'm so sorry for your loss. She joins a very special herd on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge. Stormy was one of the luckiest ponies ever to have been born into your care. You gave her the

Hi Judy-- I only have a section B Welsh pony (he's still pretty big) but, and I know this sounds hard to believe, I have had good success for the last three years clipping him with

Hi Thank Lee Ann & Donna i knew she was going to need putting down,but wasn't ready to lose her yesterday,she was 28 almost 29 years old. I owned her for 26 1/2 years,she was my princess up to the

Aha. Ok. I'm not sure what they mean by *high* beet pulp. I've only ever fed about 4 pounds,tops.Have never seen the manure they describe. I'm sure there isn't enough beet pulp in ODTBC to be

Hi Judy, To help get things moving along for you, will you furnish dates these insulin tests were drawn, what lab, units of measure used in results (uU/ml, etc), and what brand of Senior grain you

>It was in an article I read on line when looking up info re - horses manure - normal/abnormal - it said that if a horse is fed beet pulp it's manure can take on a slightly shiny look. I'm confused,

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Teri, I've read your posts for years and so admired the care and love you gave Stormy. What a lucky girl she was to spend her entire life with you, and you were so blessed to have her--and to have

Corinne, I just wanted to add my heartfelt sympathy for all that you are going through. I'm so very sorry about Chardonnay. So many of us have lost our "heart horses," and on top of Jasper's hard

Corinne, Hang in there. If I could come and help you care for Jasper I'd be there in a heart beat. All I can do is be here if you want to email. Having recently gone through the loss of my

Hi Lorna - I found it - the web site is: www.thehorse.com/articles/31417/what-does-your-horse-stool-say It says: "High beet pulp can lead to reddish-brown fecal balls and a sticky, clear film

Thanks, Kerry. No, my horse is an outdoor pasture horse. What you are telling me suggests that the Andis won't do. I don't need fancy, but I need sturdy and workable. I should have

Hi Judy - agree completely with Kerry's thoughts.... The only A5 type clipper that might be worth considering is the Andis 5 speed but even then you would most likely have to clip in stages. I know

Hi Lorna - It was in an article I read on line when looking up info re - horses manure - normal/abnormal - it said that if a horse is fed beet pulp it's manure can take on a slightly shiny look.

If you don't want to invest in a pair of big clippers like the Clipmasters (610 Clipmaster Variable Speed Clipper Oster ( - Grooming - Clippers - Large Hair Head) 610 Clipmaster

hello everyone, We'll yes I have more questions about PQ.. I now have princess up to 2 doses a day its split up in to 4 feedings I mix it into soaked timothy cubes.. . and I have the bute down to 1/2

Those Andis are OK & work on show coats that are blanketed & bathed before clipping but if you are doing a full body clip on a true Cushing's coat you may want a stronger motor. Ive dealt with many