You could put the Nose It in a low flat tub perhaps, in the corner of his stall? Kerry

The nose it ball,, gets pushed out of his stall.. public stable and cant be fixed for this purpose.. lj friedman san diego nov 2014.

Ginger's doing better and is now happy to get out of her 20 x 30 enclosure. She will walk to the far side of the pasture/yard, but then is slower on the way back. By the time we get to the pen, she

Thanks Dr Kellon, very interesting. ....."[tight balancing] seems to allow the body to gradually drop iron stores as it uses them to fulfill iron requirements. It takes at least a year to see any

There is no proven benefit of ACV in IR in any species. I definitely would not consider sprouts without an analysis (think ultra young spring grass....) According to this study (figure

Hi Susan, just a partial answer to #3: We lived in northern Nevada for 20 years and the horses often had free range out in the sagebrush; we observed that they were mostly browsing in and around the

Because the iron is coming from the diet, it only makes sense to avoid dietary iron as much as possible. The actual requirement is no more than 45 ppm in the diet, which is almost impossible to

---In EquineCushings@..., <jan.engelken@...> wrote : But serum ferritin is increased by other factors, too. For example inflammation = = = = = = = = = That's true, but when inflammation is the cause

Hi Lars, Thank you very much for reply. A couple more questions, if I may: ....."Secondly, the iron content in the current diet will only be reflected in serum iron which is pretty low for Tofurky

But serum ferritin is increased by other factors, too. For example inflammation: Serum ferritin iron, a new test, measures human body iron stores unconfounded by inflammation.

Hi Lj, I don't have experience with the electric pellet dispenser, but have you tried the Nose it Ball for Jesse as was previously suggested? Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 10/12

---In EquineCushings@..., <kerry.isherwood@...> wrote : Unfortunately, the blood sample was drawn while Tofurky was eating unsoaked hay (25% of hay diet) and ODTBC (75% of hay diet). The analysis on

---In EquineCushings@..., <ndeewoods@...> wrote : If your insulin is reported in pmol/L you have to convert it to uIU/mL by dividing by 7.1. - - - - - - Regarding the conversion factor for insulin

---In EquineCushings@..., <ndeewoods@...> wrote : But...my numbers on Bren are Insulin 62.8 pU/mL and Glucose 87 mg/dl and for Shasta Insulin 9.1 pU/mL and Glucose 83 mg/dL - - - - - - Your

I read about the portagrazer and how it can be used for pellets as well as hay.. Then, I saw what looked like an electric pellet dispenser? time released? anyone know if either of these is good for

Hi folks, Tried searching the conversations here for some info, but didn't really get anywhere, so I'm going to ask a few questions. 1. Does apple cider vinegar do anything for IR horses, and if so,

You want to add ESC + starch. Best to get a copy of the analysis and post it to see what was done, if possible. Kathleen (KFG in KCMO) Missouri - Dec 2005

Cass, Thanks so much for the info abt soaked hay. Very interesting. Unfortunately, the blood sample was drawn while Tofurky was eating unsoaked hay (25% of hay diet) and ODTBC (75% of hay diet).

Hi Yes i saw the info in the files,i don't have some of the the stuff,he's on remission 1 scoop in am and 1 scoop in pm. So not sure if i should add more remission to his diet or not?? Corrine &

Hi all, for all those who may be interested in the Porta Grazer (PG), I have 6. Love them!! And so do my horses. They will eat out of the pg even when loose hay is available. The pan has holes in the