So sorry Megan! You have been a great advocate for your Guy all of these years. Shari, Snickers still lives on in his picture hanging on my refrigerator. Was thinking of you the other day when I

So sorry for your loss. Chanda MT 9/04

So sorry Megan for your loss. It's tough to lose them, especially to something that sure doesn't seem fair at all. You have many memories to keep close in your heart. What a beautiful tribute you

Megan, I'm so sorry for your loss. What a fight. Prayers for peace and strength to you. Fly free, Guy, green grass and blue skies forever. Amy in PA '06ish (Herbie IR, Darby, lost beloveds on HIH

---In EquineCushings@..., <lauramollrich@...> wrote : Two weeks ago I cored the stable's 2nd cut timothy that's grown in N. Nevada. The results from Equi-analytical were great--50% more protein; low

Thank you all for your answers. I talked it all over with a doc for humans, and we dicided to have the blood tested again, to know how the T3 and T4 is. There is no chance to have more than these

Hi Michele I'm sorry but I missed this in your message. I will get to work on the minerals right away. A person from the group responded to my question and gave me a link to the place that will

Megan, I send you comfort & love & hugs in the passing to spirit of your beautiful, longtime friend, Guy. I am today celebrating the life of my lifetime friend Snickers who passed to spirit a year ago

Hi Beverly The group does not recommend liquid. Even with special handling it does not hold viability. Many members feed the caps in a grape. Or mix the caps into a liquid daily and then feed. Not

Hi Paula I've seen 1st cut lower than 2nd cut and vice versa. Only way to know is to test. I'm sorry. If you can, try to hold on to extra bales of this nice second cut to tide you over until the

Hi Paula Big congrats on getting your partner back and all your hard work! It is so very gratifying to see the results after soaking hay all winter. Hard work, but as you say the rewards are huge. I

I'm so very sorry Megan. You did wonderful things for Guy. It's hard to let them go. I hope you will remember all the good times. Fly free Guy. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts

Hi Caryn This comes up a lot here. It is common for vets to pull blood of Friday, freeze over the weekend and then ship, especially in the summer. It would be important for it to arrive still

Two weeks ago I cored the stable's 2nd cut timothy that's grown in N. Nevada. The results from Equi-analytical were great--50% more protein; low sugar/starch; and very low iron and best of all I

>I let my heart horse of 21 yrs go last night. I had him since he was 4, and met him just before I met my husband. Guy always came first. Awww , Megan, I'm so sorry. R.I.P. Sir Guy. Lornain

Megan, I'm so sorry for your loss. I understand about "Guy always came first," believe me. My Alf did, too. Just remember that the pain of the loss is equal to the love you shared. Knowing that, I

I let my heart horse of 21 yrs go last night. I had him since he was 4, and met him just before I met my husband. Guy always came first. Guy was diagnosed Cushingnoid in May 2002, I found this group

I asked my vet---as long as the plasma was spun off within a couple hours and then frozen and then sent in ice to cornell express(ups/fedx) next day, it will be accurate. You will be charged for

My pony has poor teeth and "feels" her food a lot with her tongue. She spits out Vitamin E capsules. She can chew up/gum up grapes. Are the Pergolide capsules small enough to fool her in a grape

Carol, ADF is 29.5%, NDF is 54.2%. Crude protein is 13.0%. Thanks for helping me try to figure this out! Additionally, there doesn't seem to be much fermentation (not much smell, anyway). Jill &