Let us know how well they work Angie. -- Bonnie Snodgrass 07-2016 ECIR Group Primary Response White Cloud, Michigan, USA Mouse Case History, Photo Album

Hello Sherry, I will start a case history in the next few weeks. Pretty busy right now! She had been tested once for glucose, but there was not a problem at that time. I am going to talk to the vet

Hello Patience Welcome to the group! You will get more details on our diet recommendations below in our official welcome letter but the full management protocol is based around Diagnosis, Diet, Trim +

has anyone tried this?? PEA??-- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

I've used that recipe too. Yes - smell great - but pretty bland in the taste department. Glad I'm not the only one that tastes stuff like this! I think my non-horsey-hubby is right - horse people are

I have made treats to use to hide my horse's prascend tablet. Here's the recipe: 1 lb flaxmeal (in the baking section at the grocery store) 4 TBSP Cinnamon 1/2 cup unsweetened apple sauce 2 cups hot

Do you have enough room to buy some of the Timothy now and mix it with the bluegrass? If you can do that for each meal, the overall ESC/starch would be lowered somewhat. The good thing is, the

I am currently giving him Hoofmaster from Herbs For Horses, He is getting no Elevate. I am also looking into Vita Boost ( Powder) also from Herbs For Horses..I was thinking on continuing the

Lynn, I've got 2 horses getting Prascend. We've been through all kinds of tactics. They work for a while, then they do not. A friend confided in me that she "tasted" the pills and found them very

Suzanna, Are you wanting to know if your hay is safe for your horse to eat? What is important is ESC (ethanol soluble sugars) and Starch. Combine the % numbers of the two and they should be below 10%

Sherry , This is from the company, per kg, My boy was getting .40Kg a day NSC on these products is a moot point due to feed rate. Elevate is the same as before 10 +/- 2 and you feed just cups of

Eleanor in PA - Thank you for your review and quick feedback. I have pulled her off Prascend, because I think it was affecting her appetite as she only appears to be eating about 10 lbs of hay/day and

These are the two blogs https://wp.me/p2WBdh-Z8 https://wp.me/p2WBdh-Xt If you use a probiotic, try Uckele Absorb All. They also sell psyllium. 5% discount with code ECIR for all ECIR members. --

Hi Judy, I've added the latest mark-ups to Bugsy's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=243358&p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 Lots of good things have happened and Bugsy is a much happier camper

Thanks Dr. K. for the very interesting report on PEA -- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Frances%20and%20Phoenix Phoenix's

I am in Texas, but used a tested Timothy for years (imported from Oregon) - yet it wasn't until I switched to tested (a bit lower than the Timothy but both still be below recommended levels)

Hi Suzanna, Both of these measurements are included in most hay analysis and that includes yours - in the section under carbohydrates the 2nd line is ethanol soluble CHO (ESC- sugar) and the 3rd line

Hi Suzanna, ESC, WSC and starch should be listed right on the analysis if it was done by Equi-Analytical/Dairy One.You want to use the As Fed numbers. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky

Hello, I'm sure it's posted somewhere, but what is the formula for calculating ESC and WSC? For some reason I remember seeing that you can't use the number straight from the hay analysis. Thank you

I should add...the reason I'm concerned about supplementation is for the purposes of supporting optimal hoof health, since we are fighting lameness. -- Allison in Ontario 2020 Sonseeahray Case