<jdjohnson63@...> wrote: suggestions, but I guess what I really need is information to tell me what the numbers should be for my pony. I have the analysis from equi- analytical and now I am trying to

Don't forget to include farriers when they come in the disenfection and sanitization of clothing AND tools. Take Care, Vicki Salomonsen Benwood Morgan Stables Corpus Christi,

Hi: Apparently there is an outbreak in Barrie Ontario not far from me. I am concerned but will not vaccinate. A recent article in Horse Canada states that both the vaccine and post nasal are not

Maybe I don't know what I am looking for! Thank you for these suggestions, but I guess what I really need is information to tell me what the numbers should be for my pony. I have the analysis from

I would not vaccinate if strangles exposure is a possibility at this late date

wrote: bp pellets (instead of shreds) came to my area recently. i quickly found i need to soak them overnight for the morning feeding. i soak another batch all day for the evening feeding. i dump

We've had a recent outbreak of "something" at a near by barn. High temps, coughing. The vet seems to think it's strangles even though the first swab test came back negative. Our barn is vaccinating

Deborah, Be sure if you are using that quantity of psyllium, that you are replacing the beneficial bacteria's. The psyllium can take them along with the sand. After psyllium treatment, wait 1-2 hours

down. Or, go to the Files http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/files/ and scroll down to #8. Lots there,too. Lorna Ontario

Not to sound like a broken record but Forco often also helps for sand related problems in addition to diarrhea from other causes.  We saw a lot of sand colic in CA when Tom and I lived there and

Jennifer,go to Links http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/links and scroll down. I think that's what you're looking for. Lorna Ontario

Any help you can send my way would be greatly appreciated! I have been looking through the files for information to help explain the numbers on my hay analysis, but I have not found anything-can

Jen- Do you still have this available? I "board" and am only available to fix Velvet's food packets once/week. If I were to grind this at this time fo the year, here in NYS (45-50 degree nights at

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the EquineCushings group. File : /Hay -- Members worksheets & Feed

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the EquineCushings group. File : /Hay -- Members worksheets & Feed

wrote: Threadworms. make a choice BUT read this and think about it: I read some of the postings. Hank-Cushings and IR-has had skin issues since we shipped him from NM 4 years ago. I've tried oral and

Nikita, what was the difference you saw if you don't mind me asking? THanks. Glennda/Lotto/Rowdy in Wyoming

Yuk! I keep mine in plastic buckets with lids, keeps the dirt out after spending so much time rinsing the darn stuff! Geneviève. box. laughing!

Not the same thing. Although they are spelled somewhat similarly, they are entirely different products. Thyro-L is levothyroxine sodium. This is a synthetic version of thyroid

I agree, there just is not enough quality control of horse feed. First thing I will do is call my distributor and mention how bad this is. But with only one source in the area, that might not