Hi, Tracy, Just curious if you get these in the Ontario Dehy bag or if in the Triple Crown Naturals bag...? Aurelio Ontario Dehy Goderich ON Canada

Here is my little rant! I too have struggled with different opinions from my farrier and vet, both lovely blokes. I now do my own with the help of a great Barefoot farrier. I do have to travel my

Regina, I tried to send this through the group but it was blocked. There is a group of us that get the balanced cubes in Dayton, Ohio. We order two times a year. If you'd like in on this it wouldn't

Just keep breathing,Sue.This is not easy. But breathing - in AND out - really helps. Helps us think Don't forget about boots.You've already learned that she is more comfortable in them, than not in

good idea. worth a phone call. Regina and Smokey June 26, 2017 Laurelville, Ohio https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Regina%20and%20Smokey

Deb, That has me thinking the 5 ton minimum is true. That's 200 50# bags!!! i don't have access to any feed store around here that could carry that much of one brand of feed. it makes me think it's

I just spoke with my farrier and he is questioning the trim. He thinks shoeing is the best way to go since my vet also recommends it, so I need an explanation as to why this trim is the better of the

Welcome Mandy, you came to the right place. I just wanted to tell you what I do with the ODTB (Triple Crown Natural Balanced Timothy Cubes) as the "carrier" feed for my horse's supplements. The cubes

If feeding CA Trace Plus you can use plain salt. If regular CA trace, use iodized. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

All horses not on fresh pasture need flax. Whether or not he needs magnesium depends on your hay analysis. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Bagged salt will be more stable than salt in a block exposed to air and the elements, especially if it's human grade salt. Just keep the container in a cool and dry environment and as tightly sealed

Anyone with a concern about availability of a TC product should call TC's 800 number and if you run into problems of any sort down the road call again. Southern States has always had TC look-alike

I've just had my 19 year old QH gelding ACTH tested. His ACTH level is usually just above the seasonally adjusted reference range, but this year is well below. Should I be concerned? For reference

Regina, The 5 ton minimum is what my feed store told me a few weeks back. They have stopped carrying Triple Crown, and don't carry Purina. I have just made the switch to Seminole. My feed guy did

In the summer, I take some 3 lb white salt bricks and break them up with a sledge hammer into golf ball sized pieces (or at least try to) and put in a salt bin in the turnout. My horses love to chew

To help members find professionals in their areas we now have the ECIR Member Recommended Veterinarians and Clinics List ECIR Member Hoof Care Professionals List Submitters are responsible for

By ECIR Group - Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance Miniature horses are often prone to IR, unregulated appetites (leptin resistance) and excessive weight gain. A miniature with a normal body

Thank you, Dr Kellon! This clarifies things. And thank you for the other feedback--Debbie, that is exactly the situation I am afraid of, thanks for sharing your experience. I'm glad Abby hasn't had a

Bravo !! -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario, Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/PPID%20and%20IR%20Success%20Stories/Success%20Story%20%233%20-%20Lorna%20and%20Ollies%20Story.pdf

My farrier is coming tomorrow. I have posted more photos in Dawn's album for mark-ups. I will then print the mark-ups to show my farrier so I don't have to depend on my computer. Thank you for your