Hi all, I just wanted to share a latest picture of Vinnie. By following all the guidance and diet guidelines Dr Kellon and you all have shared in this group Vinnie looks the least metabolic he has in

The pricing are exactly the same. I guess I could contact them. I will -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

It's made by Auburn Labs, LJ . Auburn makes APF, as you know. Why not contact them? No time right now, but I'm interested in finding out price, just for comparison with APF. -- Lorna in Eastern

thank you martha. our barn is a shed row of 4 covers and runs so very open with hay stored at the far end. owners have 18 chickens that roam free part of the day so i hope for the best . i do hand

Woman in my town that works the horse shows is selling this product. She says it’s the same as the horse product. I didn’t buy it but I wanted to know thoughts? --

I’ve never tried that, Lynn. Logo loved it but every other horse I’ve given it to seemed to find it offensive. It’s important and expensive enough that I found it easier just to squirt it in

Hi Lida, Thank you for posting this, as I'm planning to start 2 mini horses on APF soon, and this thread has been very helpful. A question for those with experience giving the APF -- I'm wondering if

In keeping with Kristen’s tips, I also make whatever I need to administer into a paste. I cut the top off a syringe, leaving a small lip around the edge and pack the paste in at that end. I hate

Awesome! Thanks so much and that was what I wanted to know. I dont plan on hauling her but if I need to now I know. Since she is not lame I should be able to start doing some ground work with her

I use a similar process with small differences so my experience might also be helpful: 1. buy that cheap coffee grinder! 2. I mix the powder with a small amount of olive oil and then add water to make

Great. Thanks Lavinia! -- Judy and Bugsy Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Feb. 25,

You rock, Pat! WRT stabilized flax....and I'm sure you're ahead of me, but.....have you ground the whole seeds ? I have noticed an aroma difference between stabilized flax which I have used,and the

The full hoof cycle is more for riding when they have our added weight plus tack, and are being asked to trot/canter. If she's comfortable in boots I wouldn't hesitate to trailer her in padded boots

Hi Pat, have you tried freshly ground flaxseed, or flaxseed oil? Just curious. Even if it is stabilized it might not be fresh enough for her. -- Kirsten and Shaku (IR) - 2019 Kitimat, BC,

Hello, After using some tips and tricks with Metformin and Prascend I've also come up with some things that have made the daily medicating a bit easier. The barn staff syringes her AM and PM with

Thanks Sherry! Yes I saw that and I replied with a question as my horse is not lame and is sound. What I wondered is there a time frame from when a horse had laminitis to when they can be trailered

Thanks for the reply. I am now at day four of re-introducing 20 mg of compound pergolide. And so far see no problems. I will keep your horse in mind when I assume I might have to go higher than 20 mg.

LJ, That sounds like a good plan. Just to let you know, my mare was recently switched back from cabergoline to pergolide too and while she clearly had a veil on cabergoline, she was perky and happy

We had a barn chicken for a few years. She was the last of the laying flock and we thought she would be warmer over the winter in a horse stall. She had her own box but after awhile we began letting

thank you; i read those 2 sites that you posted. my horse is boarded so i can only voice the info; i do rake my horse area daily where i see all the chicken feet. thank you again, daisy and tiko --