BP has hi iron. I remember looking into replacing this with the soy hulls. I read something that stopped that train of thought,, but I cant remember why? are soy hull high iron? why did I stop

HI Sally, Sorry to hear Tabby's having a rough day! Personally, I would give the pergolide. I would NOT give the Dex, though, as it can cause/worsen laminitis. There are many posts about this if

one additional point to note---her excessive sweating is a 8 or 9 on a scale of 1-10. This is a relatively new symptom and one I don't quite know how to contend with----other than trying to bring her

Hi All, I just got back results on the KSU Iron panel. My gelding, Kevin, has had his diet balanced since November and is IR. No cushings at this time. He is only 15 this year. Do these test

That's very true, LeeAnne, it was just a thought. Vets and others use the 1-5 scale here (or is it 1-4?) and I am always having to 'translate' mentally. -- Maxine and Indy Canberra, Australia

On Mon, Mar 26, 2018 at 11:47 am, Maxine McArthur wrote: Perhaps Trish is using the 1 to 5 scale? Yikes Maxine, I hope not! We should all be be using the BCS chart that is linked to in the case

Hello... My mare was not interested in eating breakfast this morning at 7:30 and was just standing quietly. No pulses or heat in hooves. Took her temp... 102.5. Over the phone, vet instructed me to

Leslie I don't know how much training your young horse has had but something that worked well for me was ride one horse and pony the other one. I found that both horses benefited from it. Yes, I

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. She does lie down to sleep. She was previously in a herd of maybe 15 horses and honestly didn't have much of a role within the herd. She spent a fair amount

Thanks Bonnie I'm not very good at the posting thing.I did have a question in the original post but couldn't figure out how to add 2nd try and get the message to come with it. I do not ride Amigo. I

Hi Tina, I moved my barn sour, herd-bound Hanoverian from a big stable where he'd been living for 8 years to my house where he just had his long time morgan friend with him - but he can see 2 other

Thank you for the reply Jaini. I will have to think hard on the grass that pokes through under the fences. It's pretty minimal but I know every little bit can make difference. I'm not a big fan of

You're right that it's nearly impossible to tease out what might be causing what but there likely is a large component of an adjustment reaction. Does she lie down to sleep? Was she accustomed to

We are two weeks into the protocol. Honey's udder is no longer swollen, eyes while still crusty a bit first thing in the morning---but not goopy throughout the day, appetite is back from veil. My

Thanks so much Jaini - prior to Relevante's health issues and me joining this group i just trusted my farrier to know what to do. I've saved all this to a travel drive and going to go through it.

Typically Paso Finos have underrun heels and slow heel growth - so caution with heel trimming -- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history:

Not Lavina, but if I were you Pat, I would go back and lookat previous markups in your photo folder, and the comments to go with them. Including message # 217963 from Feb. 17th and # 218114 from Feb

-- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Frances%20and%20Phoenix Phoenix's Photo Album:

-- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Frances%20and%20Phoenix Phoenix's Photo Album:

hi I have finally managed to upload more photos of aldazis hooves please could anyone advise he has farrier again in a couple of weeks he’s getting better slowly but still not good turning and when