Hi June i would routinely add an additional tablespoon of salt for 1000 - 1100 pound horses to increase water consumption in heat and frigid weather. The salt cookies worked well. Recipe in the files

Hi Laurie, I added you to the CH subgroup. You can now go to the files here and "add a new folder" to make a CH folder: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files If you continue to have problems

Nope Nancy! Karen also took Inky's pergolide by mistake: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/219591 -- Maggie, Chancey and Spiral in VA March 2011 ECIR Moderator/Primary Response

Hi, I use apple flavored pergolide encapsulated powder from Wedgewood pharmacy. I put it in a syringe along with a tad of unsweetened apple sauce and some water. Shake it up and it goes in easy and

Thanks Bonnie! Did he really eat peanuts? -- Eva and Apollo (PPID, IR) San Diego, CA Joined 01/24/2018 Apollo's Case History

Roundup does kill the plant as it goes to the roots . The problem is when a plant is very stressed and not in growing mode it may not take up chemicals -- Jane, South East Western Australia Nov

Laurie, check that you are a member of the Case History subgroup. Click on the subgroups link to the left of this page, then join that group. HTH -- Maxine and Indy (PPID) Canberra, Australia

Yes, I think that's what we'll do Maxine, I'm not taking any chances! Oh the ponies are going fabulously, I'm so pleased, I let them out of their yard a few days ago for some exercise, Red took off

Can I ask in general, how much salt should I be feeding my minis per day in order to prevent winter dehydration. Right now, I'm only feeding 1 teaspoon plain salt (not iodized) per day (divided into

Hello - I am anxious to get my horse Hades Case History uploaded for help with his care but I seem to be having problems trying to do the upload starting at making the folder with our names. It is not

On Sat, Feb 9, 2019 at 03:51 PM, <jonno17@...> wrote: we do have a bobcat we can whiz over the track to remove the surface if we have to but it could make it slippery when it rains,Clarissa, given the

I am so sorry and so grateful you caught it in time. Most MDs would have no knowledge of the drug, thank goodness your neurologist did. This is why I put my horse's medications in a pill by day case

Thanks so much for your replies ladies :) I'm glad I asked as I thought it was just as simple as spraying, grass dies and presto, ponies can have access :o I've been waiting for the day they can go

The key for Roundup to work is warm enough temperatures for grass to absorb and transport Roundup using the grass's vascular system. In general, that requires temperature above 50℉/10℃. Roundup

Clarissa, That dead grass will still have sugar and starch in it and yes I believe you will find that they eat it. I've had to kill grass off with round up and found my picky horse doesn't eat grass

Oh my Sharon. Been doing s lot of multitasking with drugs these days. Thank you for your story and a million thanks you are pulling through. This is is a first in my memory. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR

Hi Eva, I use the recipe in the files which mixes ground flax and the "dust" from the bottom of the Timothy Balance Cubes bag, with water and flavoring added. The original recipe calls for rolling the

On Fri, Feb 8, 2019 at 05:17 AM, nobst@... wrote: can anyone explain why both compressed hay cubes & (hay only) pellets seem to always have a low ESC & Starch?The only hay cubes I know of that are

Link for your convenience: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/wiki/Hoof-Related-Photo-Instructions -- Paula with Cory (IR & PPID?) and Onyx (IR/PPID) and Remy (?) Bucks County, PA, USA ECIR Primary

On Thu, Feb 7, 2019 at 02:52 PM, Mule Maid wrote: May I have comments on Ida's feet. Lateral views in case history album.Hi Vicky, Would please provide a full set of photos? Our guru will need them