I have the PDF file of Scooter's case history. I am confused as how to actually get it posted? any help available?direction?

My horse seem to be doing well on the basic diet and maintaining is weight. My boarding barn has been unable to find grass hay temporarily so he is eating his Timothy Balance Cubes soaked to take the

I was not able to get entrance to the barn from early March to end of May due to government closure. Yes this was very frustrating. All I could do was drop off vet prescribed Prascend, Insulinwise (ve

Well, I have spent thousands on the vets so far and he is looking good and doing well. I am now aware of the seasonal rise and will hold off for more testing unless something appears wrong. I have bee

I have been at this boarding barn for 15 years and they generally have great care (but you have to do the barn owner's way). Scooter is not allowed any hay net as his food drive is strong. (the joke a

There is no shortage of hay/grain(in the past I would have to remind her not to feed Scooter as much) in this barn ever even though she could save money but the barn owner is not into boarding for the

Thanks for the answer! Yes I have found out how minerals are working, to help him. I have no idea if the vets followed the correct procedure for collection and storage. My fingers are crossed on that

On the topic of upping Prascend for the fall rise, I was unaware of this so i have not increased Scooter's dose. Is this mandatory? Scooter shows no symptoms and I have started exercising him from the

No I did not. i have spent mega bucks on vets already this year and last year. I will retest in the winter to see how things are. He seems to be doing ok and the exercise increases his appetite to kee

My horse had suffered from chronic thrush for the last 4 years off and on. My farrier recommended iodine which i diligently applied but it always came back.So fast forward to present day and my horse

it took me several months to get my horse's case history. I had to nag, email, phone to get my vets to email me the actual results from testing.

I too have a wonderful Canadian gelding. This group was a lifesaver for him. He foundered during the covid shutdown.. Canadians are known as easy keepers. I have many Canadian owners/breeders on my fa

My Canadian gelding was put on biweekly farrier trims for April and May, then every 3 weeks farrier trims and just changed to every 5 weeks starting now.. This seems to have worked for him. I also put

I have had horses with TMJ. If the jaws don't align (parrot mouth for example) there can be TMJ. In this case I have an equine chiropractor start regular treatment. My current horse has a slight parro

There are some YouTube videos on equine trigger points. Found this article: https://ivcjournal.com/tmj-the-master-link/ I mostly use books: Basting Muscle Injuries for Horses by Jack Meagher, 1984, st

https://www.jessicalimpkin.co.uk/jessica-limpkin-equine-massage-blog/introduction-to-trigger-point-therapy-for-horses Found this with a map of trigger points including the head

I signed up my PPID horse for this Free program. It is being run by Boehringer Ingelheim and has been running on Facebook. But it is only for the actual test cost and not associated tests like other v

My horse was rejected for this freebie. Only the ACTH test is done free. You still have to pay the vet costs.