Is it considered safe to give a horse APF along with jiaogulan? I know that's been addressed before, but I couldn't find it in the archives. One of my PPID horses seems to be more sensitive to

I'm trying to access my horse's Case History (http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/groups/echistory7files/Connecticut) but every time I try to do it I get the message "Error: Could not process this "Get"

I just have to do this - someone on the list has made this one of my favorite photos! http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/03/20/article-2296269-18CD29B1000005DC-757_634x423.jpg

Hi Diane I hope you find a home for your guy. It's heart breaking when someone is trying to give up their animals. We're OT for the main list though, so need to pretty please ask you to move your

Hello About a month ago my poor Shawnee could barely stand for the farrier. he was barely able to walk even wearing his softrides. Lavinia did more hoof markups and my husband has been filing his

Thank you! I will call him Monday. I have someone setup who is supposed to put Stewart clogs on but uses casting material instead of nail or screws. We've had them the past two bouts d laminitis,

Can you specify what "she doesn't do well on flax" might mean? Some animals do better on flax oil. Other members use the more expensive Chia. Coconut meal has no omega 3 so it will not replace

Thanks for the concern and questions, Nancy. To clarify, you mentioned 200 grams is much more than our suggested flax amount. But this is ground coconut meal with some inherent oils, so it doesn't

I live in Colorado and when my horse foundered (IR) almost 2 years ago my barefoot trimmer recommended that I seek the help of a farrier who teaches for an organization called ELPO and his name is

Thank you Lavinia. Holli The Netherlands

Jaini, thanks much for this. I have passed it on to the enquiring minds. Like you, I am also a chicken, and would rather envision you doing a quick-slam on a cat cage, than standing aft of a horse

Can anyone recommend a farrier in Northern Colorado?

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Hi Holli, The #603 is for samples sent to Equi-Analytical, Dairy One's equine-specific branch. If sending to Dairy One, the test would be the wet chemistry #315. You could also check with Forage

Hi Beverly and Karin Beverly - Why do you want to feed it? Copra meal is at best recommended "feed with caution" by the ECIR group. I would not use it with any horse that has on goin unresoveld IR or

Beverly, My results are with a low amount of Copra, about 150-200 grams a day. I am the one that searched and found a company that imports it in the Netherlands and therefore a lot more people are

Yes, 1/4 mg every 4 days is a good way to go. Many members have found, too, that when the horse is on a higher dose, one can increase more quickly. Since Danny is on 3 mg, you can probably go up 1/4

Hi Diane - My mare foundered in 2008 - fully recovered and I transported her to Maine from Arizona in 2011 without any problems. It was a slow trip - I lined up stables all along the way, never

Hi, I have read that when requesting a hay analysis to ask for #603 when sending samples within the United States. I went to the link above and under International Price List there is no #603

What is the combined wisdom of the group regarding long distance transport of an animal recovered from founder 3 years ago (a donkey)? Is transport a founder risk in and of itself, especially in a