<shotgun.ranch@...> wrote: Coming from the "Land-O-Limestone" I find high P almost incomprehensible but - there you have it - all hays are not created equal and here's a good example of regional

<shotgun.ranch@...> wrote: I answered this on the NRC Plus Course group too, but just for the record. You could leave it as it is because Ca:P is above 1.2, but I'd prefer to go to the 2:1 to give

<stufflebeam61356@...> wrote: Emergency diet, now, and no grass. Eleanor

completely I thought he looked a bit uncomfortable on his feet in the photos too. D: Would get both ACTH and IR testing. I couldn't really see the crest but you said he has one. He also has muscle

We're working on it... Eleanor

--- In EquineCushings@..., "toranada" <toranada@...> wrote: Ghost is moving around with more ease and is very bright > again. If he is put on pergolide or a thyroid supplement, would

Hey, You can *assume* the pony is IR because he's a pony. I would surely start the r/s/r beet pulp regime immediately for him because of his tooth issues and if you get it rinsed well, you'll have

<drkellon@...> wrote: and problem samples the not cortisol the to an Maybe. the type and level of and Thank you so much for your help, I've been just sick with worry. I'm afraid the vet's here are

Duh I didn't think of BP! lol I guess the next thing would be how muck would a horse need of BP or the TC Safe Starch.

<katmando@...> wrote: ........ Kat What about when the phosphorus is high? How would you balance this hay ? Calcium 33 Phos 25.5 Mag 12 Would you add Calcium in this instance? In order to bring the

It came by email so I will get it posted. Thank you ---- Jeanette <jrlaur46@...> wrote:

Angie - are you interested in conditioning or feeding the recovering laminitic? If the latter, there is a reference in the files section. If the conditioning aspect, I'm not sure we have anything

I am picking up a 20+ year old pony gelding tomorrow. He is missing 3 top teeth on one side and 3 lower teeth on the other. All back teeth. When I went and looked at him a week ago he was sore in

3. I've been looking on line for some combination vitamin and mineral suppliments.I found Remission, D carb balance, metaboleeze and a couple of others. Has anyone tried any of these and what is

I couldn't find pellets so I got the shredded. r/s/r and fed it warm. Usually my horses will eat just about anything I give them, and especially if it comes in a bucket, but no dice on this one. The

<hollisjennie@...> wrote: find I can't think of an instance where you would need to add calcium *unless* your base calcium is too low - i.e., you aren't providing the minimum daily requirement. Most

Thanks for the help with the pics, I finally got them up. I've been having a lot of problems with my computer, so sorry for the wait. Here is a link to the photos of

HELP, We have 10 IR horses and need some more hay. We live in Abingdon, VA, (SW corner of Virginia) and are looking for grass hay or anything that isn't high in NSC's. Do you still have a source of

I know I'm late getting in on this one just haven't had time to check the email. I have found some unusual things in my Cubes and my horse doesn't eat as many bags as your horses. But I have found

We're not having problems per se; I'm antsy for answers, and you know, before you get answers (like the ACTH level), you need to ask the questions (like having the blood drawn)!