Linda, I've read that somewhere re: causing gas but I have always given my horses the trimmings off those vegetables but in very small amounts at one time. -- Joy K in CA

Thanks,Eleanor. I don't know why I am still blown away when we come across companies such as this. Slow learner,me. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ :

Flying S Hay Sales in Redwood Valley, CA has low S/s hay. He buys hay up in the Klamath Falls area and he tests ALL his hay. Maybe he can deliver. Jim's number is 707-485-8156 -- Angie October

Thank you Dr. Kellon, it was the penultimate study you posted https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28555939/ it is done on horses and says "Forty horses with grade ≥2 lesions of the squamous and/or

Terri, Cass asked me to give you my hay info, but I imagine you are hoping to find something closer to home. I get my hay from Flying S Ranch Sales in Redwood Valley. Their number is 707-485-8156

That's frustrating. We know "preparing a paper" can take years if its not on the forefront of the researcher's agenda, and in the end it may never be published. Case in point being the data for

A glucose as low as 50 mg/dL is evidence that the blood sample was not processed correctly. If you had insulin measured at the same time, it will be artificially low, too. Your vet should be able to

I'm sure someone else can answer this better than me but I would say no on all three because they tend to cause gas. -- Linda in Grass Valley, CA 2020 Midnight and

I wouldn't count on it reducing release of sugar from starch. Which study? If it was human, use 4X the dose for a horse. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I contacted them again when they put this on the market, asking how closely their numbers actually correlated with the lab results and they directed me to the researcher who didn't answer the

Hello Toni, Welcome to the group, since you are a new member, and this is your first post it triggers your welcome message! I will be adding that on below, it has a lot of useful information, so we

There is no way to correlate her glucose with her insulin. A fed horse on a low sugar/starch diet should have a glucose no higher than 100. Samples sent off to labs can be falsely lowered if the blood

So very sorry for your loss, Dawn. As others have said, I felt like I knew him after reading your posts about him over the years. His legacy will live on not only through his foals, but through all

You might try calling Alturus Ranches. In Likely CA. A friend of mine on this list has bought and tested hay from them. 1760 Lyneta Road Ext, Likely, CA 96116 (530) 233-4661

Terri, Ferne is an active member closest to you but still a long way from Arcata. I've forwarded your inquiry to her. She may have a lead. I hope you can hold tight for several weeks because the

On Tue, Jun 21, 2022 at 12:44 PM, Maria Duran wrote: - One study uses 9 of the gel, is this enough daily to treat ulcers?Meant to say 9 g of aloe gel for a 500 kg horse, sorry for not being precise.

Hi Jenny, I'm glad to hear Wally is already moving better. Thanks for taking good clear photos and labeling them correctly! I agree with Sherry’s observations. It's clear your trimmer is trying

Hello, I have been trying to learn how to monitor Stubby's glucose with an AlphaTrak monitor calibrated for dogs and cats. The Zoetis csr said to use the cat code for testing equine glucose. It has

Thank you for your response Trishia. I wasn't clear in my question. I was only going to let Max and Maddie graze. Daniel is kept on a dry lot. I will update all of their histories. I plan to get

Hi Jenny, Glad to hear Wally's moving better. I'll leave trim specifics to Lavinia but he still has quite a bit of flare and his toes are still too long all around. As with most of these horses the