The high protein in my batch was tip off to look at the nitrates, seems they go hand in hand... So odds are yours is OK? Yes, Brian seems concerned and helpful each time I talk to him on the phone,

Hi Tori, Thank you for the info. I have been around and around with Anderson Farms on the sugar. I have discussed with Brian about doing the analysis before they ship the hay. When it arrives I

I remember Blaze's photos of his swollen sheath. I think you posted them on The Horse's Mouth? Did Blaze have the swelling go forward from the sheath? Ulysses ha swelling going from the sheath 1/2

I am also feeding teff hay from Anderson. The sugar is great, the nitrates, not so much. They are double (1.06) the safe limits (0.5). I'm having to soak 1/2 my pony's daily ration of the teff hay

I have a donkey that just turned 10 and I feed him the same low-carb diet that I feed my Icelandic, who is IR and PPID. Minerals balanced to hay, supplements in soaked ODTB cubes topped with Stabul 1

hello everyone, princess is still holding her own. she seems to doing a little better, baby steps only.. the vet wants to do a vena gram on her front hoofs she said its were she does kinda like a

Hi Kerry <<<Was Jasper overweight in recent times? People in general seem to think a fat horse looks healthier, for some reason....? >>>> He was over weight early spring maxed out weight tape,

Hello...thank you for responding so quickly. I am feeding Teff Hay from Anderson Farms out of WA. They test before they send and then I retest when I get it. I am only testing for sugar at this time

Yes I would like to know your results as my guy blaze has same issue. Sorry I don't have my link from my phone for him but will post it later Sharon ETn 2006 Sent from my iPhone Please forgive any

....."Jasper has lost a fair amount of weight,ribs showing hip bones more prominent. "..... >>>> Hi Corrine, Dont forget that a typical Cushing's horse tends to lose topline muscle & appear thin.

Hi Lavinia He eats most of whats put out, i weighed the hay left in nets this morning had 2 lbs left,when i filled it had 20 lbs in each net that's two nets. He's not getting fat having all the hay

Hi Corrine, The 1.5% - 2% is a guideline for total feed needed to maintain the average horse at a healthy weight. Pain, the DE of the hay, temperature, digestibility of the feed, individual metabolic

You can put the Mtn Sunrise Timothy pellet analysis in the Files: Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance The ECIR Yahoo

Hi I looked in Archives about this everything i read says to feed 1.5% to 2% of body weight in forage. Jasper has lost a fair amount of weight,ribs showing hip bones more prominent. So i'v been

Every member received a collection of files when they joined, including one on posting that specifically states contacting members off list is against list policy: This is a very large group and not

Amounts you are feeding are OK but wouldn't go any lower. How about exercise? Odds are neither of those products will balance your hay. You should balance according to our ratios and feed what is

Thanks Dr. Kellon, if his ATCH is elevated, we'll try a slower ramp up. I'd missed the metformin posts, so thanks for that info, too. Patti and Fargo April 2015

Not likely the Adequan is responsible and no problem with continuing it. BTW, the every 4 day schedule is not a loading dose. It is the approved and proven method for using Adequan. The current fad

Need help! My mule and donkey have not had any current laminitis since 1/2013. I would like to know how to get the cresty neck and fat pads reduced?? They are always hungry and not losing any