You mean IR horses,right? Diet manages IR, meds manage Cushings.... Lorna Ontario

I have always had great luck with cosequin! Kristen http://www.barnculture.com

I havent heard anything about that company! Have you tried calling them at all to see if they have done any tests with cushings horses? Kristen http://www.barnculture.com

My neighbor has a little mini with laminitis and separation and white line...I started her this week on the bp diet, I thought. The vet wants the mini on Born to WinL Can you post anything back to

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Karen Copeland" <karen.copeland@...> wrote: I have a horse here that his sheath gradually swells pretty > big but then will shrink to normal after a bit of

If this product does not have glucosamine, what about the dextrose and yucca extract ingredients? Paula

I'm confused: http://www.corta-flx.com/ Paula

Hi Karen, FWIW my Cushings/IR gelding George will get sheath swelling when the sugars in his diet start to rise. The swelling is never brought down by exercise, however, only tightening his diet. And

Check out message #105917,from February 15,from Dr. Kellon. Lorna

Southern States in Wallace, NC is now offering ODTB cubes:) $14 50 lbs..... Julie Congleton Mom to Mason and Emma-Joy

The only clippers I found that worked for Tina were Clipmasters and they were expensive. Anything else took forever. Phyllis

Has anyone used this product with success? I am trying to avoid the glucosamine for an IR horse and that doesn't leave many choices. The microlactin didn't seem to do much for my horse. Paula

A sharpened blade is key in body clipping a horse- and a hairy one at that! I have my blades sharpened at least every year and have a couple different sizes- course, fine,etc. A body clipper( heavy

Not sure if you have used phyto-quench before; for my horse, it took a few days to get him up to the full dose due to the taste. -- I think others have noted this as well. Good luck. Molly Ginley

So it is the glucosamine that is to be avoided. Is it a definite that it contributes to IR? Nikita, Sasha and Mr.Thewell wrote:

I have also noticed that some of the files seem to contain malicious scripts. I have had this warning a few times pop up now while reseraching files here. Ute

<bittersweetfarm@...> wrote: system. > I believe this as well. My gelding had this at one time on his old higher sugar diet but has not since. And 3 of the horses he is boarded with have that issue -

I am so sorry. I just realized that this was very confusing with the "as sampled" and "dry matter" numbers appearing. I have deleted the "dry matter" numbers. Two samples taken: one from the RIGHT

Tom developed laminitis last fall. (turned out at grass without his muzzle when I was on vacation) Tho I increased his pergolide, added ginseng per Dr.Kellon, and took him off grass, he was still in

Jean, Have you and Niki entered these stores that carry ODTB cubes in the Beet Pulp file? Or better yet, let Susie Gordon know since she's the keeper of that file. It sure is nice for everyone to