Dawn, There's a lot more she can do, starting with notifying the state veterinarian's office and agriculture department and giving them the story. Regulation of feeds is done on a state level. I'd bet

Hi Bobbie, Sorry, but I need a bit more information here. Could really use a full set of hoof photos to be able to help more. What do you mean by they both measure 3"? Whether that 1/2" is correct or

I have a friend who is a Morgan breeder who just went through a full month of major issues with her herd , including foals, develop diarrhea and mild colic symptoms.8 total. She had her vet out who

Thanks Kirsten! -- -Suzanna June 2020 Berlin, Massachusetts https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sierra%20Case%20History

Lavinia Just added another picture of her RF, we took the wedge off both sides, (I forgot the picture of the left), took them both down quite a bit. They both measure right at 3”, and there’s

Hi Sharon, Sorry to hear about the new diagnosis, but you are in the right place. If you can provide the data for the diagnosis in your Case History, we can help you evaluate whether or not it is a

If you thoroughly rinse, soak, then rinse again until clear you can get iron in BP down to around 200. Your other option is a straight calcium supplement like https://uckele.com/equi-cal.html or use

Maxine, tumeric is a great anti inflammatory along with other good properties! Just do not use if a mare is taking progesterone. The tumeric will interfere with the uptake of the progesterone. May

Hi there! Is there anyone in/from the southwest in this group—- maybe Arizona, Co or southern Utah or New Mexico has good, consistent horse hay that doesn’t need supplements to balance it. If so,

Thanks Lavinia I don’t think they’re near as long as the pictures look but we will take off more. We actually had a new BF trimmer that’s a member here and has taken all of the courses

Hi Bobbie, Anything you are seeing at ground level is old damage. It takes 9-12 months for a hoof capsule to grow out entirely from coronary band to the ground. Toes are way out ahead of where they

-- Hi ,This gassy colic comes on transiently with her .Not with my other 3 .We are are on all tested first ,and second cut hay blend,there is a bit of fescue in some of the first cut .It comes from a

Thank you Dr. Kellon, I just didn't know if here is something else I should be looking for. We are two days in to the start of the Uckele Absorb All and psyllium. Thank you, Dawn & Roma Middletown,

Hi Alana, She has mostly been on ProElite Grass Advantage and her weight dropped when she was still on it. I have had her for 17 years and have never seen her ribs or her hips & topline look like

Nina, you may have picked up the idea about compounding into syringes from discussion here about giving it in a syringe when the horse is fussy about taking the capsule. In that case, the caregiver

Hi Suzanna, there is some information on crop management in the messages here and in Horsekeeping. My take is that ensuring grasses are not stressed by drought or lack/excess of nutrients (ie, have

Hi Dr. Kellon, I was about to buy these beet pulp shreds (https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/9c%20Analyses%20of%20Various%20Feeds/1.%20Beet%20Pulp/StandleeBeetPulpShreds-DryNoMolasses.pdf) as an

Thank you for that info. Dr. Kellon! I always welcome new information to take away. -- Natalie New Brunswick, Canada 2019 Case History: Tane's case history Photos: Tane's photos

Hi Nina, Many of our members use Pet Health Pharmacy in AZ or Wedgewood Pharmacy in NJ. Compounded pergolide comes in multiple forms with liquid being the most unstable, although we've had some

Hi Donna, This is a bit off topic, but if you need some alternate sources for hay in that area I have a number of friends not too far from you and may be able to get some supplier names.