"Posted by: "Eleanor Kellon, VMD" drkellon@... drkellon Fri Sep 26, 2008 7:31 am (PDT) that Jiaogulan and/or Neither one will help with neurogenic pain. That's where the acetyl-L- carnitine

Gina, I am reading this post a little late, been busy with a lyme disease flare up in the gelding, and he was lame. On the mend now... In response to your vet, blood testing at KSU etc. You

We have Granddar's latest blood work back. Blood was drawn on Sept 3 ACTH 44.9 (Cornell normals 9-35) all the rest went to IDEXX Glucose 101 (75-115) Insulin 198 (29-179) Free T4 .7

I've been hand walking Curran for about 20-30 minutes/day for 3 weeks. This is divided into 2 walks - one in the monring and one in the afternoon. Sometimes he's on grass and sometimes on a smooth

So, I will have all the results today. I will use the calculator. Should I take a picture of each neck as well. Some are cresty (to my untrained eye) Two are founder, being managed by vets right

If you go to the home page, above the intro, is NEW PICTURES, click on that and it takes you to new pictures. My feeder and Karen's are very, very similar. Mine is NOT gridwall and did not work.

Julie, I have found that the TCSS has more fat in it that the OD Timothy Balanced Cubes (do you have the BCs? Just placed an order in Four Oaks if you want some assistance or need me to add some for

There are basically three approaches to increasing pergolide during the seasonal rise: - Proactive: Up it before you see problems. - By blood work. - By return of symptoms. Unless you're lucky (make

Hi Group - I've just posted to the files (in the photos section, album name "Karen B's Slow Down Feeder") three photos of Karen Bennett's version. She asked me to do this for her, so if you have any

Thank you~ And I will speak to my vet about changing to a non-liqud with his refill. Leah

The safest and most effective way to put weight on an IR horse is BP and safe NSC hay. It's really that simple. You can increase your BP to about 20% of the diet, by dry weight before soaking (say 4

wrote: The iron is high, but could be dealt with. The protein is risky. For one thing, crude protein only represents nitrogen. This hay could have high nitrate levels, a toxin. This can happen when

I read some posts about leg warmers for horses that had suffered from founder. Can someone explain why you would need these, temp. outside when you should use them etc. and what you could

Since I have a website with horse treat recipes and many are sugar heavy some might think I'm a little one sided on this but I'm not. I think low sugar is good for most horses but I don't think

This is a very unusual protein analysis for straight orchard grass. Make sure you inspect the hay for alfalfa or other legumes....I'm suspicious. Honestly, I wouldn't feed 19% protein hay to an IR

Hi Josey, Rio, my 21 yo Peruvian Paso has the same symptoms you describe. He has been on 1 mg of Pergolide, but in late August as the daylight hours decreased, he started to grow a winter coat while

Thanks for the speedy reply. :) My name is Allison. Doing more research I'm beginning to think it must be because of improper handling as well, and yes it was done by Antech. I unfortunately do not