Hi Karla, Welcome to the group! Looks like you're moving in the right direction to help Mazie, but let's tighten things up a bit. First the basics. Our philosophy is called DDT/E. That stands

---In EquineCushings@..., <palomino.1982@...> wrote : This is from member Katie re :Speedi-Beet iron. She posted this on The Horse's Mouth: why pay the extra $$ for Speedi-Beetif you have to

Two days ago I found Stormy panting for breath at her evening feeding time...nostrils flaring, sides going in and out quickly. She was also swishing her tail a lot, but there were no flies. She was

Hi Rita, For shedding the minimum dose is 1 oz of CTB to start. If no change, can up after 2 weeks. If you are trying to control ACTH/PPID, CTB doesn't usually have an effect on the bloodwork so we

Hi Lavinia, Well, that's good to know. He's on about 3/4 tsp of the CTB powder, twice a day. Think I need more? Saw the other post thinking that it's not good to give CTB and pergolide

Ah! Third soaking 400 ppm. Thanks Susan. And Katie! This provides numbers for folks who want to use SB to assess their trace mineral balancing. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts

This is from member Katie re :Speedi-Beet iron. She posted this on The Horse's Mouth: ______________________________________________________________________ I mentioned awhile ago that I would like to

Okay, here's my situation: miniature horse, Mazie, age 5, 36". Not fat/overweight, but she is cresty. It runs in her bloodlines; I have her dam and a full sister too--all cresty. I'm in upstate

Ok good to know. Thank you, Connie ---In EquineCushings@..., <threecatfarm@...> wrote : Most responses to your situation have been not to worry for this one-time procedure. The ace will override

>AND, it plumps up more than Standlee so you get more feedings per bag. That's a cost savings. To my mind,this is a red herring for our purposes.We weigh out how much we intend to feed. Dry

Hi Connie Most responses to your situation have been not to worry for this one-time procedure. The ace will override the jherb but you should be back on track for the nitric oxide in a day or so so

Hi Beverly No worries about making up space. We have almost 200,000 messages in the archives, after all. The point that needs to be addressed is this: This group is different, based on a foundation

Well, I have been using Triple Crown Lite for several years, up until hearing about Stabul 1. I must say that my Icelandic seems to just LOVE the Stabul 1 and I give him his Pergolide in a handful of

>Third, Speedi is more dehydrated and so has less water weight than Standlee. Thus the weight is not equal. Just for others trying to sort this out, one can tell from the weight given on the bag,

More info on Speedi vs. Standlee for those still interested! First, I have read the ECIR beet files several times but thought this info was missing. Sorry for taking up space if its a

Hello members I have a friend who has just had a horse diagnosed with early PPID (ACTH about 61 I think she said). I'm helping her out initially with some of the group info and have asked her to

Gee, against my own good judgment I did what the vet wantednow I am back stepping! I was having trouble getting suitable hay and mypony Willis was having the squirts. Got some stemmy timothy hay and

Hi Beverly You are interested in dry weight, pre soaking weight."Plumping up" is not a cost savings. Beet pulp is from sugar beets, not table beets. Please read the links previously sent for the

If I could pose a quick question too? I didn't think CTB and Pergolide should be given together. Is that incorrect? Having never fed CTB, I've never looked it up in the files but that has been my

HI Sally I'm a member of the Turmeric User Group and have been feeding it for quite some time now. The only oils the group recommend are linseed, coconut (their preferred oil) and virgin olive oil -