--- In EquineCushings@..., "Anne M. Clarkson" <katzpa92@...> wrote: what type of feed or hay could Bertha have been on out on the West Coast to give her

I grew up in England in the Dartmoor national park my first pony was born wild and an orphan (bottle raised). I went on to buy a weanling off the park in High School and currently know another wild

Ann, even if it says "No molasses added" there is molasses - used to keep dust down, I believe - so it all needs to be rinsed, and rinsed again. One of the eye-openers on this list is how misleading

Wow, they make it with molasses? Never heard of it here. I don't know how cost affective it is to ship but Tractor Supply sells it in the 50lb bag here on the East Coast. If you can't find it you

Hello, just wondering, here in SC we are feeding primarily a blend of hay commonly called Coastal blend. I buy it in huge round bales and free feed it to the horses all winter since our grass, mostly

Hi Ann, I have a draft cross-Nappi-who is IR/Cushings. He's had a much shaggier coat the last 2 years but tested negative until mid-2007. Luckily, he's never foundered but he has had stretch white

Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:40:41 +0000From: humanesociety@...: teddyhorse40@...: January 22: Make the Call for Horses Trouble with links or images? View this message

wrote: I tried to answer this before, but did not see my message come through, will try again. Pennfield Feeds stocks ODTB (or they did as of 6 weeks ago or so)...any feed store that deals with

Monitors: Sorry - I forgot to trim that post. More questions: Is this enough for now? Blue Seal Carb Guard, Vit. E, iodized slat, ground flax, folic acid, and Vit. A, biotin & Se. He really WILL

Merdy, I'm with you on the fussy horse topic! In the beginning, Peanut would eat anything I added...but no more. I have always added hot water to his meal, which is now Blue Seal Carb Guard, Vit. E,

My mare is on a diet appropriate for her IR condition and the analysis of her hay. Part of the diet involves giving her iodized salt and vitamin E. I have had to change part of her diet due to her

Laura, I'm so sorry for your loss. Hugs to you in your time of sadness. Lavinia, George and Nappi

Except if it's MidWest Agri shredded with PLAIN in bold letters down the side. In that case you need to rinse at least 3 times to float the dry mo and garbage off the top of the pail.It's full of

Mares were not resistent, age 10 to 14 with body condition scores from 4-6 (normal). IR was in response to one dose (very low dose I might add). Insulin values: baseline 3.6 uU/ml: 6 hours post

---Thank you very much - I hope they carry just shredded as well and not only pellets - that's been my struggle. Ute

We have a file in the files section in the folder entitled Beet Pulp which lists the known sources of beet pulp and/or Ontario Dehy Timothy Balance cubes. Check the file and see if any of the

I have a hard time locating shredded beet pulp in Western Washington that does not contain molasses. Does anyone know of a good source in the US that can be made readily available?

---- attreeking <michelleaking@...> wrote: Not necessary to soak so long: beet pulp shreds - rinse soak 5-10 minutes rinse feed beet pulp pellets - rinse soak 30-60 minutes rinse very

Hi, I used to feed the unmolassed speedibeet but changed to normal unmolassed BP which you DO NEED TO SOAK FOR 24 hours then rinse thoroughly till water runs clear before feeding, apparently

wrote: searching. they wrong? Could be: Glucose tolerance test - instead get glucose and insulin from the same draw Dexamethazone suppression test - instead get ACTH Cortisol - instead get