That's the thought... From Our AVOID THESE ITEMS file: "SOY should only be fed in small amounts & cautiously as researchers have identified that the isoflavones act as potent anti-thyroid agents, and

i haven't really been following this thread, so if this has already been suggested sorry.... how about good, old fashioned grubs to kill the grass?? you know, those nasty things that people hate to

Do soy hulls interfere with the thyroid? Leslie

I'm sorry to hear of Tina's passing. Suzie's note brought to mind a quote I'd like to share. It may be a comfort. Where to Bury a Horse If you bury him in this spot, the secret of which you must

Are there safe fats? For instance, today I was leafing through the Uckele catalog and saw CocoSoya, which they said was fat to be fed for the usual reasons people give fat to horses. Yet I know some

I think then you needn't worry unless she is losing weight. If she's maintaining her weight at what she is now, then go with what your vet says and what others here said. Adding questionable stuff to

After I saw the x rays I had this in mind, but wanted someone to comfirm it. The vet said take no heel away and wedge him up. I just stood there and nodded. He said he is to old to change his

Hello, just yesterday we got the diagnosis that my daughter's Paso Fino mare 8 years old has Cushings. I will post the lab results- the vet had to go back to the office to make copies to give us. He

I was waiting as I read the article to see how the treated horses compared with the untreated ones, but it was never mentioned. Could it be possible that after 6 mos. any laminitis would improve

Phyllis, I am so sorry for your loss. Been there, three times, and as heart-rending as it is, I'm sure you're glad Tina is pain-free and racing across the Rainbow Bridge. Thinking of you, Amy

Hi Linda, If this were Dazzle, I'd do exactly that.... Joan and Dazzle during the seasonal rise...like August? Re-test in August before increasing?

So.......keep the pergolide at 1.5 mg and plan on increasing it during the seasonal rise...like August? Re-test in August before increasing? Linda I am a member of Rural Area Veterinary Services. See

I know that sometimes the beet pulp crop can be higher in natural sugars and has to be soaked. Would this be the same with the soy hulls? Paula

Dear Terri, Welcome to the group and please know how very sorry I am that you lost Miss Docs after fighting so hard for her and with her. As I read I couldn't help but think how that mare must

--- Linda <lindarollins38@...> wrote: That's such a tiny difference, I wouldn't worry about it! Your insulin improvement is fabulous - keep up the good work! Cheryl and Oliver, 23yo Morgan

I'm already running late here, but briefly... The major thing evident on these X-rays is that the feet are way, way, way too long overall. When this long, the shock absorbing benefits of the frog and

<arabsporthorse@...> wrote: Has anyone ever tried using just salt? I use it to kill the blackberries in my yard fence etc.. have to admit I dont know if it is going to affect the things around

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Phyllis Begg" <pbegg@...> wrote: IPhyllis - I am very sad to hear of this. My mare isn't IR or EC, just old. She and I have been having little talks about if

My heart goes out to you. We all have to face this inevitability and I hug Tom every time I see him and appreciate each day we have. You gave Tina a wonderful life and a peaceful death. She knew she

Sorry - forgot to list that the most recent labs were done March 31.