Hi all, Just wanted to send another update. Vinnie is doing fantastic health wise. We are walking 15 mins per day and start 20 mins next week.. We are still dealing with the pergolide veil as he is

Gail, I have introduced BP to many horses and personally have never had any Gi issues, maybe Dr.K will chime in but I think in my case it’s done the opposite and helped things move along. We have a

I send my hay away for sampling each year. Once I get the report back, I send it to madbarn and they plug the numbers in to my online profile. The profile is kind of like feed xl. Its a spreadsheet

-- sorry, found it! Rose Miller in Arizona 2020

-- Please, where are you purchasing the PEA?, THANKS Rose Miller in Arizona 2020

Re Hay balancer Here in Port Alberni on the Island we have a great lady who mineral balances once the hay analysis is complete. Her name is Sally Hill and her contact is Cracking Yolks Farm. Either

Daisy, Maybe ask if they'd install wire fencing just around the 12 trees. It won't help with windswept branches or fruit, but would keep Tiko away from the trees themselves. We've done that to keep

dr kellon, interesting article on the testing of the russian olive tree leaves and berries. thank you , daisy and tiko -- -- Daisy, Tiko and Whisper CO, April 2019 Case History:

i plan to talk with owners today about removal and clipping branches. my other options are find new boarding place ( which is difficult in my area ) or put muzzle on again; as he gets about 4

Hi Kandace, The short answer is yes, you have to have each load of hay tested and then balance your vitamin and minerals to the hay analysis to be sure it's 100% spot on. The more focused commercial

Thanks Allsion. Do you re-establish supplementing every year? I have been discussing this with my hay supplier, he has a business partner to help you choose your hay, to get the right one for your

Horses will increase browsing when pastures go dormant. The berries (actually fruits) of this tree are over 50 % glucose and fructose by dry weight

Instead of saying beet pulp related, diet change related would be more accurate. All horses should have diet changes made gradually, including new hays and hay to pasture or vice versa. Need to be

This is interesting,Allison. Does this mean that MadBarn balances your hay for you, from the analysis, telling you the minerals needed, in the appropriate ratios? You can then check their products to

If you send your hay analysis to madbarn, they will create a profile for you for free in their online database. From there you can add other feed options and see if there's any prepackaged feeds or

From Dr. Kellon: "Myth: Beet pulp is high in insoluble fiber and poorly digestible. Exactly the opposite is true. It is lower in insoluble fiber than grass/hay, high in soluble fiber and very easily

Hello Shawn, Welcome to the group! I'm glad to hear you started your case history, but in order to post it you will need to join our case history group - which you can do following the link in

I have filled out the form best I could, but unable to follow uploading directions. I am not computer literate at all using this form and when I try to do what it says it doesn't give me the choices

This comes up all the time, I saved Dr.K’s article on this topic because I can’t believe how many people don’t feed it because they were told at least some of the misconceptions . I personally

my ir horse has now discovered the russian olive trees and berries in his turn out area; they have now gone into winter ; about a dozen trees over about 5 acres; is boarded can not fence out of