thank you for your question. There was a time when Majestic was leaving over 20 to 25% of the Timothy hay because it was so so quality so I added the pellets to make up for that. I’ve always used 4 po

odt pellet? what is that? thanks

help me with your reply that the OD cubes would be better for both horses. If I were to switch Majestic over from Timothy pellets to the OD cubes, how would I balance his Timothy hay? Now, I mix his c

-- Thanks for the reply. I think i must be having a miscommunication, because I don’t remember ever mentioning using teff pellets instead of Timothy? So could you remind me of the change over to teff?

Thank you for replying about Standlee When I askbthe barn owner to use only standlee pellets for their consistency, what can I tell her that makes ita better choice than Mt. sunrise or some of the oth

-- Sorry for the mis information. Yes I will certainly soak the cubes as I do his pellets. Hot water will not be an option. So if that’s what you needed then that’s not gonna happen. LJ Friedman Nov 2

An update. It seems that Purina now purchased Triple Crown. Because of this, they will offer some sort a free trial for the products. For example a purina rep can come to my barn offer me a free trial

It’s been five years since I tried the cubes. I know they were moistened,But I’ve not considered them again.

When I first joined this group, I started on the OD balance cubes. Jesse quidded those cubes. So I’m thinking this is not a possible replacement. doing an analysis of cubes versus Timothy pellets plus

this year I will have about one years hey to test for Majestic. For Jesse since he eats only Timothy pellets the barn usually only buy bags monthly, and the barn sometimes switches suppliers which I d

i use this -- https://www.google.com/search?q=triple+crown+naturals+golden+flax&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case H

I know we use the 603 test. I see the 604 has some additional information. Is it ever useful to use the 604? The site says to use it for challenging horses etc. Assuming the 603 has enough information

A question about laminitis, with the horses down, we know that’s not a bad thing. Protecting the feet etc. But when they’re down does that mean they’re in more pain than if they’re not down? I remembe

I read a previous thread about nitrate induced laminitis. I’ve never heard of such a thing and when I did a search I read that you can use a nitroglycerin patches to help laminitis? Sounds crazy to me

the facility I’ve been in since April will be getting new hay in a few weeks and get a years worth. So of course, I will test that Hay. and make my new custom mix based on those 603 results. hoping th

I did call the manufacture. They do repeat that the equine product has a different vehicle to enhance more absorption. Not thinking it’s worth the difference though

How would one balance properly if Horse for example is eating Timothy hay, Orchard Hay, and Timothy pellets,? I certainly know the percentages etc. so assuming id 603 test all three?

I’m not thrilled about making food changes unless I can prove a deficiency. Are there any easy blood tests I can perform or other test to reveal what a deficiency might be? any specifics? thanks

water is from a well i havent tested , ( moved here in april) i can look at the iron my custom supplements are based on 603 test from 2018

Thank you for your reply. Your “almost guarantee,” comment , shuts down my consideration of this product for me. Thanks again