Hi all. Just wanted to give an update on the fuss -budget that wouldn't eat her prascend no matter what I did to it....I ended up getting desperate and annoyed and took it out of the vegetable

Hi Laurie. I understand your frustration and disappointment in the feed industry that we trusted. It is a huge letdown and disappointment for us and our horses. And we feel so guilty that we didn't

Laurie, you asked about flax. You can buy it in bulk from a feed store or from a bulk food store. A small coffee grinder (like a mini-blender) can be found on Amazon.

Fixed it for you, Dawn. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator ECIR

Dawn, I think it's no more than a poor implementation of the page gray background on the Triple Crown site. -- Cass, Sonoma Co., CA 2012 ECIR Group Moderator Cayuse Case History Folder

No idea why your quote is funky. Tried to edit but cannot. Bottom line is, we've had members do their own testing, we've had member horses have laminitis issues on this feed as the only change in

Hi, Laurie. I know you're feeling a lot of pressure with your horse in the hospital. A couple of idea for chasing down supplements... You can get Uckele Mag Ox, small plain white salt block, and

" Beet pulp needs to be rinsed/soaked/rinsed but then can be fed with water to help with hydration. I would also add plain salt directly to the beet pulp to help encourage her to drink. " Sherry's

Ok, I have no idea why my quote was blacked out, Mods? -- Dawn Wagstaff and Tipperary Saline, MI 2003 Tipperary Case History Juniper Case history:

Triple Crown and virtually all major feed manufacturers follow required practices when they label a product. It's why it is so important to read labels on feeds. The following appears on Triple

Hi Deb I was suggesting that our new member test now due to past clinical signs, and those currently being exhibited. If I was not seeing signs making me suspicious that the PPID is not controlled,

I read a post saying that the best time to test for ACTH is now or soon. Insulin can be elevated by cold weather , I read, so perhaps later in the Spring would be better for that. I have for the past

Hi Laurie, Keep on breathing! As far as Mag Ox - if there's a local feed mill in your area see if they can provide you with a bag of food grade Mag Ox. It's not very expensive (well shouldn't be -

This was at least a better answer then they gave me…which was basically, “so what if the ESC+starch was variable and sometimes high, the amount fed is small compared to rest of diet. “ --

Laurie, sorry to be short on answers about mag ox, and I'm not sure what your question is about flax. But definitely add water to the beet pulp. Some horses like it soupy, some a little less wet. But

Hi Laurie, I know it's ridiculous to say not to worry about misguided advice you have been given , by people we should trust to help us keep our ponies healthy. But I wish I had a dollar for every

Hi Shannon As you have seen in other messages, there has been concern about TC Lite for some time. In addition to Stabul 1, you can also feed more hay. Check with whomever is balancing your hay to

Hi Shannon, I was interested in taking a peek at Majik’s Case History and found I could not open it. Could you please check and see if it opens for you? Thank you! -- Martha in Vermont ECIR Group

This makes me soooo upset! I've been feeding Triple Crown Lite - not much but now my horse is at the hospital with her first horrible case of laminitis. I feel like no one is truthful and our horses

Hi Jonni, Has this horse been confirmed to have IR? If she's not IR or you just think she is due to appearance any advice we could offer is at best a guess. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet