Maureen,here is the link to your case history. Add it to your signature,ok? https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Maureen%20and%20McKenna/ When you click on it ,it *should* show you you

Hi Kristen, Magnesium oxide,available from a feed store in bulk, is what most of us use. Bioavailability for horses is good. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutriti

Hi Kris, >I am curious what the very educated in this group think about that. Can you link us to the case history? If you add it to your signature,it will help people provide more reliable answers to

Kristin,check out the Getting Help With Mineral Balancing folder- https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/files/7%20Help%20with%20Mineral%20Balancing/ . Scroll down to the last entry. This

Hi Susan, >I have loaded up photos of the whole horse and the hooves. Don't forget to sign your messages, adding the photos link so we know where to find them. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 20

: KrisandBaron in History 3 Here's the link https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHistory3/files/KrisandBaron/ Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutrition* http://www

Hi Sally, >Grateful for her improvement and thankful for your thoughts.... Can you link her case history in your signature? Glad she's improving. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What W

Hi Leeanne, >e/c history3 I'm sorry to hear how difficult things are right now. I can't speak authoritatively to the mitral valve issue,although I don't think there is any evidence that pergolide caus

Hi Connie, To be sure, you need to contact Cornell. But the last I heard was that the labels are not available for Canadian shipments. My shipping charges last year from Kingston to Cornell were $100.

Hi Dianne, Well done getting case history up. Here is the link. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Dianne%20and%20Ellie/ Add it to your signature so that volunteers can help you by g

> Initially I had understood the $125. to be related to theshipping. Hi Betty Ann, Fed Ex will tell you the shipping costs from their end of it.Just need to tell them the size/weight of the package,an

Hi Michelle, >I've been researching these to use w ODTB cubes. Wow, does the ball really cost almost $50? Am I missing the cheaper source somehow? Does it work to alleviate boredom? I have had 5 of th

Hi Beverly, The cubes go into the Nose-Its dry. I avoid using the hard ones,and has been already said,the long ones are broken up,so that they can get out the hole. My horses using the Nose-Its have l

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/EquineCushings/files/8%20Pulling%20it%20Together/ Scroll down to Picky Eaters file. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutrition* h

Hi Beverly, Sorry.Forgot to change Subject Line.If we change Subject Line to appropriate for message it makes searching archives much easier. The hard cubes are hard.Rock hard.They are usually shiny.A

Hi Dianne, >What do you think I should do going forward? First you need to get the details nailed down. What were the individual charges for the work you vet did, totaling $480.00 ? She can prescribe

>I sure hope this gal gets the right info from "the boss" and we can work this all out... keeping my fingers crossed. Dianne,fingers crossed just doesn't cut it. From what you have said so far,the inf

>My vet told me its possible to test glucose of a horse using the glucosometer but not need it due to IR horses glucose is normal even in high insulin--maybe use if cushings when it can be up. Hi Sall

>We used to have a list in the files of states that mandate veteranarians give their clients a written prescription that they can have it filled anywhere they choose. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/grou

>Another spot that just came to my mind is right under the tail! :)) (it's hairless there... :))) I would think it's a lot more tender there than the nostril,though. It's also an area - behind the hor