hello, another hay tested 1st cutting protein ok at 10.5% but esc and starch 11.0 %; 2nd cutting esc, starch and iron good, protein at 12.4 %; is that an acceptable protein ? thank you, daisy and

Thanks, Sherry. By “a bit early” I was saying that I understood there was a seasonal effect that started to show in August & these labs were taken in late July. I didn’t realize the timing

Hi, Jennifer. The ESC + Starch are moderate in this hay, as Sherry noted. But I want to make a pitch for looking at the whole analysis of any hay. In this case, the moisture content is alarmingly high

Hello, I need to order some more vitamin e for my EMS horse amd my regular supplier is out of stock and of course I need to reorder now to make sure I don’t run out. What other suppliers have

Thank you!! We plan to keep soaking the hay for all of his meals for now. Just on the cold days in the middle of winter, I wanted the option to feed dry in the morning. I will keep an eye on him

Hi Kandace, Ideally the pictures should be labeled and include the canon bones in the side views. Full directions on how to do that can be found here:

Hi Jennifer, At a glance that should be ok for him but as always you'll have to keep an eye on him and if you notice any changes you might need to reconsider how it's being served. Thanks, Sherry

Hi Deb! You are correct - the 5mg pergolide mesylate that Scotty is getting is equal to 3.83mg pergolide itself (ie - 3.83 tabs Prascend). Prascend uses 1.305mg of pergolide mesylate to make their

Hello Lavina, I have not done this before and hope I have asked for the correct thing in the correct way. The new xray's are the first since March, the Redden NANRIC Ultimate boots came off in late

Hay analysis. I’m trying to find safe hay that Fergus can eat a breakfast dry in the winter. Right now, he’s getting it soaked. I think this one is safe but hoping someone can double check.

For Laura/AVRIO - I hope this is appropriate to post this here but it is on the same subject. I have been following your threads, as it is likely Scotty's med will be increased after lab results are

Kirsten, I never planned to put shoes on Chicy. The vet snd farrier are the ones advocating shoes. Snd my farrier does not believe in removing wall. Funny, they will rasp the periople and thin walls

Hi Kirsten Thank you for reaching out. Can you send me a link to the 4 week trim I keep hearing about? That might help me. The vet trip tomorrow is for ultrasound to see if Chicy's baby is alive.

Thank you. I see what is happening to your horse. That one picture looks extreme. Looks more like something in a lab rather than on a live horse. I have been thinking I just need to back up toe

Thanks Lorna! After a few thousand FLIRT videos, I gave up!!! Ha. -- Ferne Fedeli Magic & Jack 2007 No. California Case History

I buy the 50-pound bags of iodized salt from the local Bulk Barn. Special order. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ : https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

Sherry posted a link and I agree. First, you don’t want added iron in anything. We are trying to reduce iron intake. Some of the other components might be useful if you needed them. You won’t

THANK YOU, LORNA!!!!! -- Roger January 2018 Atwater, Minnesota Flirts Case History Flirt's Photos

Llink to video . https://youtu.be/QGgQl2dd8E8 -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ : https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

Kelly, I'm sorry but you are way off topic for this group. I am locking this thread. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001