I’ve attached a 3rd hay analysis to the album. It compressed timothy. But they don’t have the analysis for it’s iron content. Is timothy normally high or low in iron? Out of the two timothy options, w

The place I got the Teff from is willing to take it back! They were quite horrified it wasn't actually low sugar and also that high in iron. Should I go with that timothy, then? (it's last year's cut

I have attached another analysis to my album of some timothy that I might be able to get. Does that one look ok? I've contacted the place I got the Teff from to see about sending it back (just because

It also seems like the iron is super high. Why is that a problem for laminitic horses? I'll see if I can find any other low sugar hays, but in the meantime, will soaking make this hay make it alright

If this hay wouldn't be good for my laminitic pony I have other horses I can feed it to. It's hard to find low sugar hay in my area though!

I just got the test analysis back from the Teff hay I just bought (photo of the test in in the album). I don't have any experience with reading the results. Is the hay ok? It looks like the starch is

They aren't smelly like thrush or an abscess. It's definitely just funk from being kept in the boots (similar to smelly human feet). We do get a lot of rain, so I think that isnt helping as they are a

What is the best footing for a laminitic pony? Right now my pony is in a approximately 40x80ft paddock that has crusher dust footing. The drainage is really good and it never gets any mud. Ive been tr

What's the best way to take a hay sample without a hay probe? I'd rather not have to completely cut open the bales to do it. Just wondering what other people have done?

I've been using Easyboot clouds since the end of Dec, and they're starting to smell. We've had practically non-stop rain for the last 2 weeks, so that isn't helping (pony has access to paddock 24/7).

I recently switched my laminitic pony to living outside 24/7, and I've noticed a big improvement in her comfort levels/ movement. She first came down with laminitis on 22/12/2021, and had a flare up o

Are the Triple Crown timothy balance cubes the same (or similar) to the Ontario dehy timothy balance cubes?

My pony, after having a laminitic flare up that lasted about 3 weeks, is starting to feel more comfortable (she wants to go back out into her paddock and is feeling more energetic). But I've noticed t

I was able to find somewhere to get the Ontario Dehy timothy balance cubes! So even though this product also includes some beet pulp, it doesn't need to be rinsed?

Thank you! Ideally, I'd like to be able to get the product locally (just so it's easier/ I don't have to worry about it getting delayed in shipping). I think most other carrier feeds would be fine - i

Where my pony is, they can't/ won't always rinse the beet pulp, which is why I was looking into alternatives. We only have the AlfalfaTec timothy pellets here. We used to be able to buy soy hull pelle

I will be getting some new hay in soon, which I will test (I'm just finishing up the last few bales I have - no point just testing a handful of bales!). I'm just trying to get an idea of what suppleme

I'm going to attempt finding a vitamin/ mineral supplement that my pony will eat. Are the Mad Barn supplements ok? Which one is best? Are they palatable? They offer the "Amino Trace+" which is apparen

I know it's important to wrap legs for cold-induced laminities, but what about blankets? My pony tends to overheat easily, so I'm careful to not over-blanket her. Does blanketing help to control insul

The hay is soaked. I put it in a haynet, soak it, and then let it drain before giving it to her. I started soaking it because others e she starts coughing. I’m curious about the effect of increasing t