Yes it is ground flax. -- Reta Sept 7, 2017 Gananoque, ON, CA https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Reta%20and%20Whistler . https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=10035

Hi Dawn, Mill, my 31 year old PPID & IR pacemaker dependent Arabian mare and Jack, my 21 year old IR TN Walker both received the vaccine with no problems along with floating. Mill's was without

Hi Dr Kellon Long time no talk! And this is a horrible topic but I’m hopeful you can help. We (my daughter actually) bred a horse and we have had tragically lost the baby. Starting from the

Oops, I think I just sent an empty message. Alana, once you decide the what and where, I would get APF on board for your horses before the trip. Even if the shipper won't continue giving it, I

Alanna, I would seriously reconsider moving a 28 and 29 year old horse across the country into a completely different environment ( desert without seasonal changes) that includes extreme heat. You are

And thanks to LJ as well. I think a backyard place is probably likely to be the best fit, as well, if I don't find a little property to rent. -- Alanna May 2018 South Bend, IN Buster's case history:

Thanks, Valeree. I'll send you a message. I'm comfortable with an hour commute to the barn, and I'm used to buying and testing my own hay and feed so that's not an issue. -- Alanna May 2018 South

Is the flax ground, Reta? I have always used whole flax, ground just before feeding, and it has always stayed fresh. I buy it at Bulk Barn or at a feed store. -- Bonnie and Lad North Ontario Dec

I seem to be having a problem with the flax I use in my horse's supplements. I buy non stablized flax from a local feed store. The flax is used for animal consumption and it has a coarse texture. I

Hi Dawn - we vaccinated Sunday with that vaccine this spring. Last year he only got the 3 way, because we were planning on splitting the vaccines & doing the WNV & rabies after a few weeks. He had a

Absolutely no problem Jewel had a bit of localized swelling at injection site for a couple days, but other wise no problem. She’s anIR Cushings horse for those that don t know. Jewel and Cheryl--

Alanna, Boarding in the LA area is a nightmare at best and worse if you have a special needs horse. You will need to decide how far a commute you're willing to put up with and you will need to test

You Write that lab ranges are not normals. Does this also apply in human and small animal lab results? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History

I like the idea of leaving them behind until you find the right place. In my experience a private person taking care of less than eight horses is ideal. -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern

Lorna, I'm currently waiting to see if I get an offer for the job and if the offer is a good one. If so, I'd be moving in 1-2 months. There are tons of barns in the area, which makes things harder

Hi Alanna, You said, " I am looking at a potential move to the LA area (work in Beverly Hills/LA), and I am investigating the boarding options in the area." I'm sorry to be useless, being in Canada,

I agree with Martha. You would have much better luck finding a good boarding situation for you two horses without moving them to the LA area. Prices for board and hay is crazy high in that area. --

Alanna. I don’t know if they’re boarded now but I would seriously consider finding them a special boarding situation near where you are now. As a private barn owner with a few extra stalls, I

Vicki, the group has used 4% as a threshold for a while for starch content in feedstuffs. Different horses will tolerate more starch than others, some members here have horses that can't go that high.

Has anyone on here had their PPID/IR horses vaccinated with Core EQ Innovator vaccine? The insert literature for it claims a 99,7% reaction free result with it's administration. It's one vaccine that