I was able to order it from my best horse.com. It was imported under "equine feed". It was about 46$ Can incl S+H, and that's the 1lb bag. Amazon.com will not ship it to Canada. -- Kirsten

Oh boy! I have to disagree, Dr Kellon! I have used garlic as fly repellant for at least 5 years. My farrier and vets are always surprised at the lack of flies and no bites on my horses. We have

So sorry for your loss. He sounded like an amazing horse who had an amazing mom that helped him live to the grand age of 47! Get Outlook for iOS

Yes, that is correct. I am looking to see what minerals and vitamins Spirit might be missing from me soaking the hay. Then one of the boarders at my barn was showing a little bit of heat in her feet,

Hi "saddleupdl", A couple of things on safe feeds. You should be able to get Stabul 1 at TSC. You can also add some r/s/r non- molasses beet pulp shreds. If you are using the BalancedTimothy

So the amino trace pellet has not changed.. correct -- Cheryl and Jewel Oct 2018 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Cheryl%20and%20Jewel https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=81063

Quite a few members here use a combination of chondroitin and spirulina for skin allergies. They don't repel insects but can help with reactions. Both are available frommybesthorse.com. Laura K

I had clogs put on my foundering mare and it has made all the difference in the world. She was lame for weeks before she got them and no meds helped her. Shortly after she got the clogs, she lost

IMO, the makers of clogs don't have any validation for their use. They make zero sense from a physiological point of view. Members here have tried them and it seems to me that the horse normally gets

Yes, clogs are designed to allow for easy breakover in virtually any direction and to reduce leverage on the hoof wall. They need to be fitted very precisely to be beneficial, and monitored closely

If using a PC / windows operating system, you maybe be able to right-click on the .jpg file (within a folder, no need to open the jpg) and select "convert to Adobe pdf" from the drop-down options. I

Hi all, I saw these advertised in the Illinois Dressage and Combined training newsletter. Custom clogs that are attached to the bottom of clouds or stratus boots. I am not actually clear on the

Some titers are positive for over a year. Your vet would have to consult with your state lab. This article opens in full text if you click on the pdf: https://iai.asm.org/content/57/10/2959.long .

Heidi, What better place to vent your frustrations than where there are so many people who understand? Try to breathe (exhale too) and take it one day at a time. -- Lavinia and George Too Nappi,

Hi Sue, You use the the first column under As Sampled. The before ESC+Starch is 8.1%, while the after is 7.2%. The hay in the bales is high moisture (18.9%) while the sample you sent that was soaked,

Dr. K, I don't believe we considered Potomac Horse Fever. He didn't have diarrhea or any signs of colic, just sore feet when this first happened last June. That's a possibility I had not considered.

I’ve upload two hay test results from Dairy One. One was after I soaked the hay for 20 minutes in hot water then dried and sent it . One was just taken dry from several bales. Can you explain the

When you print a picture you should see the option to save to CutePDF Writer. The picture (jpeg) will become a pdf file which you have to save to some location on your computer/tablet. Then you can

Jeannie, have you tried printing the jpeg files and saving as a pdf instead of sending to your printer? -- Bonnie Snodgrass 07-2016 ECIR Primary Response White Cloud, Michigan, USA Mouse Case

Hello Lavinia, I'm not sure if I replied to the group and wrote that I added new pictures ( I think that I just replied to myself, LOL). My barefoot trimmer is coming Wednesday and I would really love