Jeanette, Very interesting and thanks for sharing. My only concern would be the risk of ulcers. The big disadvantage of using bute and banimine is this risk and I thought the advantage of using

Hello Everyone, I'm an old member here(2002)who unfortunately has no time to be active like I would like to be, but my horse Misty, who has cushings, ir, chronic laminitis and is also hypersensitive

Hello. I'm not sure who I am writing to. Roberta or Kassy? When I first joined this list my morgan Asher had Cushings, IR, founder, The Queensland Itch and on the worst diet I could possibly feed.

Hi, I'm new -- or at least returning after a couple years' absence -- to this group as I have a mare who appears to be IR or leaning in that direction. I'm also on the Barefoot Horse Care group,

Thanks Kathryn for the nice thoughts. I have tried it with two different horses ( after I used bute and Banamine with one) and it made much more of a difference for both of my horses much faster

Hello (you didn't give us a name...please do) Probiotics has been discussed extensively in the past. See messages # 93483, 86906, 85855 & 78811 all posted by Dr. Kellon. Bottom line per Dr.

No, my mare is not in foal. She is being tested currently for Cushings and I'm looking into alternative feed options for her and this is what my feed store recommended. Kassy Hardy Springville,

Hi Kassy, Are you wanting to use this due to a mare in-foal ?? I had 4 foals this year - and all my girls that foaled are non- IR/Cushings - but are on nothing but a handful of a pelleted feed - a bit

Sorry to hear of Katie. I tried Equioxx for my severely laminitic pony Crystal. I did not find Equioxx as effective as good as bute/banamine. Just a FYI Kathryn

Dawn that was a good way to sum it all up taking in the whole picture and the individualness of this diet balancing. I wanted to make a comment on the TC low starch and lite formulas. After not

<roberob54@...> wrote: summer. I have him on spirulina at this time, with out results. I've been giving him 10 tabs a day for the last 2 months. at the advise of my vet I even tried him on benydryl, 8

I know that many folks are looking for pain meds for some of their horses. I have been using Equioxx , which is a Cox 2 Inhibitor since July for my STB Katie who sustained a hip injury. She is

A gal from my horse club was ready to put her mare down - even had an appt. I kind of pleaded with her to reconsider as the are was still happy - she just didn't think it would survive the ND winter

It is reasons like this that I encourage everyone to spend the $16-18 and test! And please share your results with the rest of us. With over 5000 members if only 1/4 of us tested one product we

flora, immune system, probiotics and prebiotics, allergies. It is all interconnected as everything is in the body. My humble opinion is feeding the gut helps feed the rest of the horse so they can

My vet recommended this product to me and I was using it when my mare foundered. It was then that I looked at the ingredients and noticed it contains mollasses by-products. I took her off it

Nan As you view the messages on the EC website (not from your digest), above the messages, a little to the left there is place that says message# and beside it a little block to write in the number,

I, like Amberlee, am skeptical. According to past records I have Mare & Maintenance at 16% NSC Claire from AZ <fivepineranch@...> wrote: NSC? I thought they didn't include sugar in their NSC?

emjewelry wrote: Geez if that's Purina's idea of balanced, no wonder horses get sick! (FYI for newbies Dr Kellon's preferred Ca:Mg ratio is 2:1 ... so this feed has 1/4 the Mg that it should

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