Isaac is still refusing to eat his supplements/timothy pellets since upping his Prascend does to the full dose of 1/2 tab. I lowered it back to 1/4 tab about two weeks ago and he still will not eat

Hi, I am new to owning a horse and need some advice. I have a 14 year old Friesian/Welsh with Cushings named Bailey. As soon as we got her we had the vet out and they confirmed that she had Cushings

The hulls are similar to BP in that they ferment easily and are more calorie dense. If he will eat 1.5 lbs of 50:50 BP and hulls three times a day that would be my target. He will likely back off hay

Bobbie has already given you a ton of good advice and direction. I would like to address the issue of shoes. The rationale for shoes with sinking is they get the foot off the ground. However, by

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Hello Janice and welcome to the group! Your first post here triggers this welcome message where you will get tons of valuable information that can help you manage your boy, we realize it is a lot to

Yes he does like them alot. So in addition to beet pulp or instead of and how much should he get daily? Feed store is 2 hours one way, so it would be good to how much to stock in. -- Lecia Flyte

This is my first post here (recommended by my farrier to reach out) Searching for help & suggestions on getting my 17 year old mustang comfortable on his front feet. - Came down with laminitis June

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The iodine requirement is the same all year. Iodized salt can meet that in the summer when you feed 2 + ounces of iodized salt but in winter the salt requirement is only about 1 oz so the iodine

Thank you, Sherry, for recommending Daisy Haven. I confirmed today that they are able to take Charlie, so I can finally breathe a sigh of relief. -- Alysoun M in PA

Cindy, I think most people feed more salt in summer to meet sweat losses, so in this case you’re be feeding more iodine as well if your salt is iodised, -- Maxine and Indy (PPID) and Dangles

Thank you, Kirsten, for recommending Daisy Haven. I confirmed today that they are able to take Charlie, so I can finally breathe a sigh of relief. -- Alysoun M in PA

Wait. I don’t understand this. Do you mean that they need more iodine in the winter or that they need less salt in the winter? Cindy ------------------------------------------------- It's

Sounds good! If he liked the soy hull pellets you can start those up again. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Thanks Dr. Kellon I have gone to free choice so he has hay all the time. As for the beet pulp I will try and get him to eat more, I split the 1lb between to feedings. When I increased it before

If you can get blood work before the 8th that would be best. Definitely no oral sedative. Most of them do influence test results. Don't hesitate to allow a twitch. Studies have shown twitching

Yes, he still is sweating. -- Jennifer in Middle TN 2010 Mill 33 1/3 yrs Arabian-PPID, IR & Pacemaker Dependent; 2-13-89 to 6-11-22 Jack 23 yrs TN Walker- IR &