Teresa, Nancy Collins just coordinated the effort to get Poulin to remove their added iron. I have not heard back on what the new batch number(s) is/are, but if you have any irons problems, wait to

front feet. The worst one is on the right front and comes right up to the coffin bone. What does her diet look like? We see problems with recurrent abscessing that is often still diet related. Ute

"luckycharmfarm" <LuckyCharmFarm@...> wrote: I'm sorry I missed that the first time. I seem to be missing a lot of posts lately... Since you asked for comments: the ACTH is higher

I can't remember if we have something posted for CS,but did you check the Files,Teresa? Or the company's web site? Lorna Kingston

I'm planning to switch from McCauley Brother's Alam to Poulin Carb Safe. Since I regularly visit family in CT, I will just get it there. Slightlylower NSC and fat. Since I can't seem to get Alixia any

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Cindy L. McGinley" <cmcginl1@...> wrote: I just wanted to say that I'm so glad she's working out for you! I had a feeling she was a keeper, just from pictures.

Julie, Where are you located? I'd keep on with the TCSS and beet pulp rather than feed the wrong pellets. Kim & CG <juliecongleton@...> wrote: they are TC never fed my that is little tcss (we

I ordered from my SS ODTB Cubes. I got them them this a.m. and they are TC Tim/Alf cubesL Not the right thingL Now what do I do? I've never fed my pony Cinderella alfalfa. We have horrible hay

wrote: the Yes, you can try that. Just alert the barn staff to what you are doing so they can monitor his water intake to make sure he doesn't back off water consumption. Also find out when they dump

Just to add to Kathleen's excellent answer, to put the sampling procedures in perspective for you, they don't come out of the blue. They are based on studies that used much larger numbers of

I do weigh bales. Every so often I weigh a few to be sure my "feel" is still accurate. I put out 2.5 bales of hay per day for 5 horses (well 4 horses & one pony), and the bales weigh on average

can aloe vera juice be put in drinking water? my daughter is not at the barn when buddy gets his beet pulp so she thought she could put it in his drinking water at nite marybeth and buddy

hi ~ thank you everyone. the thing i was going to do was weigh the bales from 3 of the places i buy (t & a) hay from (depending on if and what they have on hand). they all charge about the same but

Here's something that occurred to me about the pellets. Maybe because of the swelling, he has an easier time eating hay because it's on the ground, but the pellets might be in an elevated bucket,

Hi all Thanks for the imput. Typical Analysis for Wheaten Chaff is the following: Crude protein 3.8% Crude Fibre 38% ME Ruminants 4.9 mj/kg DM 90% ME Horse 3.9 Mj / Kg Starch 1.7% Sugar

<ellenval@...> wrote: answer, are these trace minerals really necessary additives to the diet in such small quantities? Two things to think about. 1) it's all about averages. Sure, there is no way

Hi Pauline, What I found with Dazzle was that the hay wouldn't last her until she lost weight. In the beginning, I would weigh her hay. She was done in 15 minutes. And she was ravenously hungry. She

Perhaps everyone goes through this process afrer being involved with an IR horse for a year or two, but I can't help putting this in the form of a question to the group/Dr. Kellon. Lately, I have

<princessdi21656@...> wrote: He summer/fall Diane, Sounds like you're headed in the right direction but could stand to start implementing the emergency diet. My guess is that he was misdiagnosed as

Kathleen- At the time he was dx as cushings his diet was 12% protein grain, 1 scoop to 1/2 scoop and he ate 4 flakes hay per day or was on pasture. After being dx. his 12% protein grain was decreased