wrote: using BioFlax Ultra, NutraFlax (both by HorseTech) exercise or a combination of the above. As to the "other culprits" you mention, my response has to be pretty much "all of the above." deal

What is ASU? Paula

G'morning, Kathleen -- Let me see if I can answer your questions this morning now that I've slept on the information. <katmando@...> wrote: numbers > don't tell the complete story. Was the sample

Julia, Can't help you on the number of capsules but my notes say 2 tablespoons of cold pressed flax oil for an 850# horse. msg # 104934 Just the other day someone posted about a place to get very

<princessdi21656@...> wrote: There's no reason to start him on Chasteberry when he's normal on the pergolide. I wouldn't do it. Eleanor

I just saw a commercial on TV last night for leg warmers for horses.  Maybe some of you already had heard of these, and winter is just about over.....but may be something to keep on file for next

My 10 year old Rocky Mt horse was dx with cushings 1 yr ago. He is on pergolide and his last ACTH level was in the normal range. I plan to start him on chasteberry. Can he be on both?

Check the Files for joint supplements not to use, but I think there was something there about not using yucca. I forget why now. -- Sandy Su ssu@...

Glucosamine has been discussed in depth, many times, with multiple studies posted. Please do an archive search. Bottom line is that the most recent study showed oral glucosamine has the potential to

Penny's tests were done at Cornell, too, so can we assume they use the same units this year? Here are the reference values with the units they gave me from June '07: ACTH: 9 - 35 pg/ml Insulin: 10 -

tomorrow the Bute? You really shouldn't have to give that dose today. Just get her on the PQ when it gets there. First day or so you can give a high dose, 1 full scoop per 500 lbs twice a day, to

wrote: ( Starch That's the equation for NFC, not NSC. It also includes fructans, beta- glucans, pectins and complex (indigestible) plant sugars. The sugar and starch numbers are what you need to focus

I have the same question as Lori, can you mix phyto-quench to the point you can syringe it. Tina will not eat her beet pulp, so every supplement I give her has to be syringed. I just received my

Sorry to clutter with this but I can't seem to access the files at the moment. My compensated IR horse flatly refuses to eat anything with ground flax in it. As he quite happily eats Vit E capsules I

<bittersweetfarm@...> wrote: analysis to use shredds for them and in the washing then I did the rinse /soak for about 4 hours / rinse again yesterday. Came feeding time last night and the one horse I

Debra, $25 for a proper sugar/starch analysis will be very good money spent at this point. You can send to A&L Labs and write on the form Cushing's Sugar Test so Rob will know what you are needing.

Att Dr Kellon My hay analysis indicates NSC of 19.13 by the formula - N SC =100 - ( NDF + P + 9.2 ) NSC = 100 - (NDF + P + 9.2 ) = 19.13 Also Glucose = 1.2% and Starch = 1.8% I am feeding my

A friends horse has been unsound for about a year. Thru many changes in diet , hoof trimming etc. and countless xrays,lameness exams, nerve block, etc the horse remained unsound. She took the horse

Has anyone had personal experience with this product ? And if so are there any ingredients in it that might be of concern for an IR horse. Thanks Ansley

I know we have a few biopsy confirmed or at least suspect EPSM horses here. Dr. Molly McCue at the University of Minnesota has just announced the availability of a genetic test for EPSM requiring