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Re: Tori and Orion - hay analysis

Just found this reply, thank you so much Lavinia! Acting on your suggestions now and will get back to you... Just wanted to assure that I have seen this reply... Tori Cullins (Orion) Oahu, Hawaii -

By Tori Cullins · #193848 ·

Need link to Hay Analysis Calculator

Posted a week or so ago that I had Teff hay analysed and posted the results in our case history. I do need some help with balancing minerals. I see there was a "Hay Analysis Calculator" but cannot

By Tori Cullins · #193847 ·

Re: hay analysis, better link

Could not get this pdf link to work.... Could anyone else? Tori and Orion in Hawaii April 2014

By Tori Cullins · #193846 ·

Re: steaming hay

Thanks for all your replies! I will look I to the Porta Grazer. Beth & Flame NV Oct 2013 Sent from my iPhone

By Elizabeth Freese · #193845 ·

Re: Freezing blood sample

The insulin/leptin/glucose does not need to be frozen but must be kept chilled. Freezing it once won't damage it but repeated freeze-thaw-freeze cycles will Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #193844 ·

Re: Apple cider vinegar, hydroponic fodder, and sage questions

Susan, If you run a search on hydroponic fodder on EC and IR, you will find some older responses. My own experience with hydroponics comes from friends who invested in a system to provide green

By Dawn Wagstaff · #193843 ·

Re: Need link to IR calculator again....

Hi Dee, Do you have any pictures of Shasta's feet posted anywhere? Have you ever had any xrays done to diagnose the possible causes of her being ouchy? I've only found Bren's. If not, you are welcome

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #193842 ·

Re: Freezing blood sample

Hi Jannalee, In tests where it is appropriate to freeze the sample, the results are reliable from a frozen sample as long as it was separated and frozen properly initially and remained so until it is

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #193841 ·

Freezing blood sample

Hi, all, Quick question about freezing blood for shipping to Cornell. One of our vets called the lab and "spoke with one of the people in the laboratory at Cornell and they did tell me after the

By Jannalee Smithey · #193840 ·

Re: Does fasting make the insulin/glucose test results higher or lower....

Lower Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com www.drkellon.com Welcome to drkellon.com Nutritional requirements for the horse is a vastly overlooked field.

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #193839 ·

Does fasting make the insulin/glucose test results higher or lower....

I apologize cuz I know this was posted before but I can't find it...does testing for insulin fasting give higher or lower results? Thanks! Dee in Santa Cruz,

By Dee Kenville <ndeewoods@...> · #193838 ·

Re: Need link to IR calculator again....

Lars thank you so much!!!!!!!! I will keep working on their feed to get these numbers better! Dee in Santa Cruz, CA https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Dee%20Kenville/ Bren links

By Dee Kenville <ndeewoods@...> · #193837 ·

Re: A new low...and its not my blood pressure

Ha! Where there's a will, there's a way. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support Team

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #193836 ·

from sue & princess.. found a cheaper poultice pad..

hello everyone. With soaking princess hoofs and having to put poultice pads on the abases I found out that always pant liners work great.. there rapid dry. great drawing for the abased.. I don't

By sue wolf <wolffarm4@...> · #193835 ·

Re: slow feeder for pellets?

I would use a nose it ball. you can buy a black water tub from tractor supply I think its a 40 gallon one and fill the nose it ball and put it in the tub. he can play with it till the pellets are

By sue wolf <wolffarm4@...> · #193834 ·

Re: Need link to IR calculator again....

Hi Dee A lot of us have found out the hard way the "looking normal" can be a false indicator. thank you for the math Lars. Nancy C in NH ECIR Group Moderator 2003 To learn more about the variables in

By Nancy C · #193833 ·

Re: Need link to IR calculator again....

---In EquineCushings@..., <ndeewoods@...> wrote : Ugh. Well at this point I am just going to accept my vet's interpretation that they both look normal since I have no math skills to interpret them

By lars_a_swe · #193832 ·

Re: A new low...and its not my blood pressure

>>> it is really interesting to see a horse move from a vantage point alongside at close range, like you mention. Let's continue this thread over on EC Horsekeeping. EquineCushings & IR - Off Topic

By Lorna Cane · #193831 ·

Re: A new low...and its not my blood pressure

I enjoyed the canters and gallops beside him, seeing him flow and shine with happiness from that point of view. Felt like a view from a bird flying along next to his side. Kerry

By Kerry Isherwood · #193830 ·

Re: Need link to IR calculator again....

Ugh. Well at this point I am just going to accept my vet's interpretation that they both look normal since I have no math skills to interpret them myself. My previously laminitic cushings horse,

By Dee Kenville <ndeewoods@...> · #193829 ·

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