Hi Dianne, >What do you think I should do going forward? First you need to get the details nailed down. What were the individual charges for the work you vet did, totaling $480.00 ? She can prescribe

Hi Beverly, Sorry.Forgot to change Subject Line.If we change Subject Line to appropriate for message it makes searching archives much easier. The hard cubes are hard.Rock hard.They are usually

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/files/8%20Pulling%20it%20Together/ Scroll down to Picky Eaters file. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in

I can't find the file on this, although one was alluded to yesterday I think. My pony is 2 weeks in and still eats only 1/3 ration. Getting worried! Thank you! Beverly 5/14 Ginger the pony

Hi Lorna, Thanks for the info. Can you clarify what you said .... the cubes "go in the Nose-It dry" but "avoid using the hard ones". So I pick through all and see if they break? Not quite

I finally got a reply from my vet about the direct to Cornell shipping. She claims that it actually costs more to ship directly to them rather than going through Quest Diagnostics??? I don't know

*** Prascend Experiences Anxiety is running high over the claim that 1 to 3 mg of Prascend (average size horse) will work as well as any dose of compounded pergolide. The value of this group

There’s so much info here, the links below can help you negotiate the learning curve and find background to questions and issues: ** DDT+E - Diagnosis, Diet, Trim plus Exercise - What is

MM M My vet told me its possible to test glucose of a horse using the glucosometer but not need it due to IR horses glucose is normal even in high insulin--maybe use if

This is a high volume list that can be difficult to follow. Help make it easier for everyone by following the guidelines below: 1) Sign your posts with your first name, location, the date you

>Read in Dr. Kellon's IR course that it is possible to test horse's blood glucose level with a glucometer.... Hi Ekaterina, I have done it. I used the outside edge of the inside of Chancey's

Hi Maggie - Thanks! Karen Scarborough,Maine May 2014 ---- "spiral1957@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

Hi Carol- I checked the ingredient list and this is not a product I would give my IR girl. There is molasses, iron oxide and ferrous sulfate added. Plus, there is little to no chance that this

Greetings fellow equine special care givers - Does anyone have a current analysis of MoorMan's mineral block? I have seen a list of minerals on their website but Mg is not there? Is there anything

Hi Karen, I use the cubes as a carrier for my minerals, so about 2 cups twice/day, dampened with about a cup of very warm water,(with the salt already in the bucket) and then once the water is

Hi Beverly, The cubes go into the Nose-Its dry. I avoid using the hard ones,and has been already said,the long ones are broken up,so that they can get out the hole. My horses using the Nose-Its have

Congratulations Julie! You've taken the first step in becoming a trimmer! Don't worry, those arms and hands will get stronger. I always forget my gloves, (cause I'm just going to touch up that

Hi Maggie - When one is feeding the Ontario Balancer Cubes, how much does one feed at a time when a horse is getting grass hay as well. ( I imagine it's fed twice a

It's been a long week...will follow up over on ECHoof, with better discussion. But those are tubules, the little structures that make up wall, sole and frog. It's just that frog tubules plump and

Are the cubes dampened when you put them in the Nose-It? Or because the rate of eating is slow they can be fed totally dry as long as they have good teeth? On that note, if the moistened cubes are