just arrived! Wow! I started skimming and ended up reading... it's wonderful! and a great book to go along with our classes on nutrition! Now all I have to do is figure out how to get her

Linda, Kasha currently has laminitis and his hooves are sinking as of the last xrays (they are posted in the files). He is sore, of course. I do use APF, so I will continue using it with the increase

Skode's uses all-natural ingredients in her recipes. That's important to us. - Cindy & Alf (and entourage) in NY

Julie -- Does the pony drive? If not, would she be amenable to a new career or even maybe just a new hobby? ;-) Even a small pony can often handle a light cart and small- to medium-sized

Tracy -- I second Sandy re the garlic warning. Before I read about potential problems with too much garlic I had used BugOff myself for two summers here in Colorado, but quit because I didn't see

Like Sandy, I read all the emails about Skodes and finally ordered -- they're GREAT and Rudy loves them! Wendy G. (&Rudy)

They're safe? Not too much sugar? -- Sandy Su ssu@...

I only knew about Skodes. Thanks for posting another option. I guess the world is beginning to see there's a market for this kind of horse treat. So I ordered Penny's 2 favorite Skodes cookies and

There's a big difference. It's like comparing 2 different human diseases, let's say measels and mumps. No, but I can't think it's a good choice for a horse that can't eat a lot of sugar &

Tracy, You dont need chromium in TN. There is map in the files where chromium is deficient in the US. Magnesium oxide is so inexpensive - and its actually more like $15 a 50# bag (I made a typo)

Mandy gave you good advice about changing his diet. Do that ASAP, since Salsero is in real danger of laminitis. Garlic is not good for horses. Search the old messages about it. It was mentioned

where did you buy the book ? I would love to purchase one. Michelle L. Chambers **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used cars.

Mandy - I am catching up on reading all the info files... Why should I stop the Remission and add the mag/ox? I thought the Remission had magnesium (and chromium) that I should be giving Salsero. I am

wrote: Good luck. Amberlee Hey Amberlee, Yea looking into puttin her up on dreamhorse again for someone to ponyclub on her again...she needs work.. I am pretty sure about her 'new age' as

<cmcginl1@...> wrote: --- In EquineCushings@..., "Cindy L. McGinley" <cmcginl1@...> wrote: > approx may 7: pergolide 1mg daily begun. may 31: changed hay and feed supplier (weaned from

Thank you, I found them in bulk at WInco. They are only 38 cents a pound. I thought that is a good buy since the feed stores want 53 dollars a bag for one mare fifty pounds seems alot.

I am just outside Nashville TN. I think you are dead right about how Paso's developed and that they can live on scrub! I think Paso's (and any horse really) are meant to WORK. Reading your post and

<DesertHorses@...> wrote: Thanks, Patti. I really do know how to search the archives - sorry I made you do that for me! are lower protein. She's convined the hulls have the same

Hey Bev, sounds like some great changes for you! Changing from shoes to barefoot is a "transition" and it will take quite some time for her to develop tougher feet. As per Sandra's suggestion, boots