Hi Tori-- I hope you will post more pictures of Orion's feet after your trims. I have been struggling with my pony Cory's feet for over a year now. I am too timid in my toe backing and it has

I adding myself to this convo as I am interested if any other comments on the paddock paradise should arise. I am also thinking to do this on our 5+ acres of hilly oak, native grasses, and perennial

Thank you Lavinia, I can totally see what you have pointed out (but not without your doing so!), such as the 'converyor belt' moving everything forward - it's very clear in his tubules! Thank you so

Excellent news, Wallene. Can you get some current hoof pix up? Does he move differently when he is in boots vs barefoot? Know it is a conundrum - ride for more exercise to stave off another laminitic

Travis is doing much better, standing square, playing with the other horses and getting into mischief. We hand walk up and down the 1.8mile road and he's doing great. It's been a long road since he

Hi, Sorry your little guy is having so many problems. In order to be able to give you the best answers we can, we need some more information from you. Please go to our sister site ECHistory8 and

Thank you, Dr. Kellon. You have put my mind at ease. I trust no one's information as much as yours! Sincerely, Susan K

I am in Upstate New York. I have been following this group on Yahoo and Facebook for some time, but this is my first post. I have a 11 year old, 12hh. He was suspected to have Insulin Resistance

A handful or so of rose hips won't have enough vitamin C to make a significant difference, or have any other health effect for that matter. Sugar content is up to 136,000 ppm or 4.4 grams/ounce.

>So i'v been using rescue remedy since yesterday doing it three times a day,helps to some degree with his biting at hoofs. In this case then, if he were mine I would dose more

Hi... what has worked for us is to use a tiller behind our small tractor to work several inches of the soil and eliminate the green on our Paddock Paradise style track. To eliminate the tempting grass

Hi So i'v been using rescue remedy since yesterday doing it three times a day,helps to some degree with his biting at hoofs. Still sore footed still swollen up fetlocks,been cold hosing doing DMSO

>There are studies on the laminitis site and elsewhere that PPID is in part an antioxidant deficiency disorder and that Vitamin C is low in tested animals. Would be appreciated if the links were

Ah but the devil is in the details. Vitamin C is not recommended across the board because of the potential for iron uptake. As previously discussed, PQ is also not recommended across the board. For

Softened water is fine for your horses. In fact, many horses do not get or take in enough sodium so it's a plus. Also, unless you have a dog or cat that has been proven to have sodium sensitive

Fresh Rosehips has natural Bioflavonoids which are antioxidants that all animals need and crave, as well as real Vitamin C, not synthetic ascorbic acid. PhytoQuench has 4000 mg. ascorbic acid and 5000

Oh, those various links to Pharmacy websites??? Okay. Ferne Fedeli No. California 4/2010​

Hi Erin, In case you didn't get a reply, I just wanted to share what I learned when I researched paradise paddocks. If you google, you will find a lot of information and I also found some Q & A type

Hi FErne That is a list of those pharmacies people have used successfully. Nancy C in NH ECIR Group Mod Feburay 2003 -

Hi Sue, Rosehip has Vitamin C which enables iron absorption. I would avoid this for a PPID/IR horse if at all possible. Pauline Aust aug 07 Ec Primary response