Hmmm...interesting since I would be concerned with the word *glyco* (glucose) in any product. I did an archive search and don't see it mentioned before... Linda

I walked into a compounding pharmacy 4 months back and the pharmacist sold me some magnesium Glyconate. He said it was a very absorbable form of magnesium. I paid 25.00 for 100 capsules at 700mg per

Thanks! Good question! No - MagOx just happens to be one of two that I know of that you can get in bulk for livestock. The other is magnesium carbonate. Just make certain you get the right number

If my feed Lori - ask away! That's what it is all about. Where do you live? There are a couple of specially made supplements for some regions. One of those might be a fit for you...although

If using human magnesium supplement does is have to still be oxide? Thanks! Jamie

I have a question about balencing my hay for my laminitic IR horse. I had posted before that I can only store 8 to 10 bales at a time, so it isn't cost effective to test my hay every time I get hay.

I am switching my mare from liquid pergolide from the vet to capsules from Ian. Unfortunately the bottle of pergolide I have now has just expired, but my capsules haven't arrived yet (should be

I'd add APF to her regimin and see if that resolves the problems.  Tom, who always was a bit herd bound and a bit goofy  got more timid and even goofier on the pergolide.  We added APF and he

(snip) Has this been a problem with those pellets? Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a sure way to find out if they are, besides smelling them? Ute Can't you send a sample to a testing

<fivepineranch@...> wrote: counteract that high iron with good balancing. Thank you, Linda and Amberlee, for the quick response. I immediately called the grower and reserved enough Teff hay for the

I got my first order about one month ago and they are fine. Koko loves them. Karen, Chantilly, Tommi and Koko--- > or was I

Consider adding APF - Google Auburn Labs. We've had good reports on the use of this supplement in Cushing's horses. Amberlee www.fivepineranch.com Please Visit Our Site!

Hi. I would prefer to feed the Teff hay and we can help counteract that high iron with good balancing. Amberlee www.fivepineranch.com Please Visit Our Site!

In a message dated 10/3/2008 4:36:46 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, lorisuarez@... writes: USGS website, it gives a breakdown of minerals for the area where my hay is grown Could you

I desperately need help deciding what hay to buy before it is all sold. Debby - Dr Kellon's remark about the iron being high is obviously correct, but taking in what other iron concentrations people

<drkellon@...> wrote: Thanks for the reply Dr. Kellon. By the way, my horses have been on their custom supplement, with added beet pulp and oats that you designed for them, and I have noticed a change

I desperately need help deciding what hay to buy before it is all sold. Hay is flying out the door of every grower in the area. ƒÞ In EquineCushings@..., "Eleanor Kellon,

Hi, Ute, I've never had any problems with the Mid-Valley pellets smelling odd or seeming moldy. I know of only one person whose pellets did become moldy, but there was apparently a direct source of

Of course I don't know your situation, but just from reading this post I'm wondering if the Pergolide being used is fresh and fully potent? With compounding pharmacies, no one is checking on this

jarrahbrearebreazebridie wrote: Well known wildlife killer. It's not tough enough to keep a hoof from working through, but strong enough to hang on and be drug around the countryside. Both my horses