wrote: Uckele, www.uckele.com for the phone number. Eleanor

The BEET PULP and Ontario Dehy BALANCED CUBES source list is currently under the file at the HOME page entitled BEET PULP. Open this file and you will see BEET PULP SOURCES. I currently have ODTBC

Hi Pauline, Yes. That's a product that would be suitable. Joan and Dazzle

I will make a note of this on my BP source list. Susie Gordon, MD EC List Moderator Keeper of the BP and OD Cubes Source List

I know exactly where all these places are and they are very convenient. Thank you for posting. That being said, this is why I posted the question initially. There really is no way to feasibly test my

<horsies4luv@...> wrote: > But The ethanol extraction that is used for determining ESC is actually the standard used for most labs around the world. It's nothing "new". Extraction times, temperatures

<drkellon@...> wrote: trim now not correct in too much sole under heel even though appears flush with foot- X ray showing large angle- getting expert founder Vet/Blacksmith to consult with my

I doubt he'll eat that much phosphorus. I'd leave that well enough alone. Good that you are balancing the diet, but what about the trim? Can you get photos up? Eleanor

From a safety standpoint, it's fine. Protein is very low though, and mineral levels are probably low too. Eleanor

The product is fine but I didn't see any mention of refrigeration. If the oil is not kept refrigerated, the omega-3s are rapidly lost. I don't know the difference in shelf life between room temp

Iodized salt is just table salt with iodine added. The flowing agent is not a concern. Your horse would get more aluminum from a good mouthful of hay. Rock salt refers either to the form (small

It's really not a good idea to try to warm up peroxide. If you warm it too quickly, it will explode. Eleanor

Yes, you need to retest. Eleanor

First of all I want to thank everyone, especially Dr. Kellon, for their input on my mare. FINALLY, FiFi appears to be on the road to recovery! Have a couple of quick questions. She was due to be

wrote: > Warm soak in epsom salt? Cold If alternating hot and cold makes him move around more, fine. Otherwise, keep it hot for mobilizing abscesses. You can keep the foot in a poltice too (heated

I certainly agree the pergolide could be a factor too, but just for the record that's enough time for a diet change to result in improved hoof comfort and energy. Eleanor

Hi Pauline, Sorry for not responding earlier, I think it looks pretty good. But what I don't know is if sugar is really ESC (by our measures) or WSC - which are both just testing methods. I can't

Hi Carlynne, Yes, I was referring to sugar and starch levels. I should have been more clear. (And yes, I'd still love to get my hands on some 7% ESC+starch hay). Thanks for the catch. Joan and

Hi Kathy, No. You're not safe unless you've tested the pellets that you have. Mt Sunrise does NOT guarantee that the sugar and starch levels are low. The sugar and starch levels that they have are a

Lisa, Do you dilute the peroxide in water? One cup to a gallon? Or do you use it straight? Mandy and Asher in VA ******************************>