I also have a custom mix formulated to match it. What is the mix?

<kelly111@...> wrote: Kelly, I'm not that familiar with UK products. The Speedi-Beet should be OK provided that it's not processed with molasses - if so, soak and rise it before feeding. Can't

Abby, I'm talking to him right now! He's got plenty!! Linda

WOW! Peanut is in Simsbury. Thanks for the very prompt reply. Anything other advice for me/him/us? Linda (Nutless)

Where in CT? My hay guy has safe hay, in Litchfield. Call Ray at 860 567 8577 & mention my name. I also have a custom mix formulated to match it. -Abby ---- Linda <lindarollins38@...>

Hi Pauline, That could have been Dr. Kellon describing the Glucose Tolerance Test. Do a 'search' with her name and gtt to see if that is what you're looking for. Mandy and Asher in VA

He left yesterday. :-( He is getting rescue remedy, and had a dose of Gastric Guard last night when he arrived at the new barn. He is very sweaty on his chest, belly & flanks. He has been for a few

Hi Cindy, Just to add to what Joan has said,I think the other thing that is reduced by soaking is potassium,and my understanding is that there is usually enough potassium in the diet to cover for this

Hi Pauline, Did you try the Files section here? Look under Blood Testing for IR and Cushings Lorna

Cindy, Thought I would quickly share my experience with you. When my IR horse foundered 2 yrs ago, before I discovered this group, she was stall bound and was given unlimited amounts of hay (because

Hi Cindy, Soaking hay can reduce the sugars up to 30%. The items that you lose in soaked hay is not nearly as consequential as the high sugars without soaking. Most hays are high in iron. They are

Hi I am looking for an old message & have spent too many hours searching. Hopefully someone can steer me in the right direction. It was regarding a conversation between someone having a problem

I've taken Penny's temperature before, and she's fine in the cross ties. She really doesn't mind, and she stands very well in the cross ties. How I do it is to cross tie her, then when I insert the

I don't know how many nutrients are lost. Some people have had their soaked hay analyzed. Has anyone had the soaked and unsoaked hay analysis done on the same hay? How many nutrients are lost?

Hi Becci, the way I understand it, even in the winter , on warmer days, the grass can make sugar. In the summer time it is usually used up at night for growth. In the winter or fall or spring, the

Ann, no curly coat, but severe, chronic laminitis for my Percheron, Blue. Email is seahorses3@... I'm in more-snowy-than-sunny Maine, there are other draft people on the list as well, and

If you want a fly spray from natural products, look into Larry's Horse Spray....Yes, it really is Larry's and is available from a lot of sources. I have used it, love it, and since it is based on

Hi Becci, Sorry to hear that Shubert isn't as comfortable as he was. It's amazing at how fast they can become sore and lose progress that we've taken months to achieve. My guess is the grass.

Hello, I am new to the list and just wanted to wave hello from sunny South Carolina (we are recovering from a drought the hottest year since 1955). I own 10 horses, six miniature horses, two draft,

Any of the cuff ones that work on AA batteries are OK.? What you need to do is take your pressure with the one at home a few times? and then have your doctors office, (this is free at most clinics)