Someone suggested using a goat drencher. Maybe here. I apologize if this is a repeat recommendation.

I use an antique platform scale now. I formerly used a Berkley digital fish scale from Amazon. The one linked below may or may not freeze the weight the first time you measure with it. There was a set

I use the largest Tub Trugs to weigh out 14-15 pounds. On a platform scale. That is between three and four flakes of "Sharon's hay" orchard grass bought at The Feed Store in Sebastopol. I hang from a

I think the Feed Store in Sebastopol has them.

Could this be a case of PPID occurring even in the presence of normal ACTH? Sores in mouth/jaw not healing and sore feet occurring with no abscess or other apparent cause? My gelding had a huge infect

I used to weigh hay with a fishing scale after loading the hay in the largest size TubTrugs. I have since found that it is vastly easier to use a vintage platform scale, and to weigh the hay on that.

Could it be pigeon fever?

--Is thrush sometimes a symptom of PPID? I have a 32 year old horse that I am beginning to suspect has Cushings. I have held off testing him because he has no other obvious symptoms, but I am beginnin

I have an older horse who is now extremely sensitive to flies irritating his eyes. They get goopy and infected. He has to wear a fly mask full time spring, summer and fall.

What is MTG?

You have the solar gate timers dropping bags loaded with hay from trees?

Best wishes from a fellow Fjord person. This sounds quite scary. I am sorry.

The fky masks with ears and nose guards drive my horses to get them off ASAP. They seem to be especially itchy.

My vet prescribes pergolide based on symptoms. She says, by looking the horses in the eye to see if they look like they do not feel well. Thus far, her diagnoses have been predictive of elevated ACTH.

I had a Norwegian Fjord who was a stallion until he was nine who had a bit of a cat neck developing after being somewhat overweight. He was insulin resistant, but not terribly so.

My horse vet and I have both had ventral line edema associated with pigeon fever that was either internal, or developed later as the typical pigeon chest. In both cases, it was quite some time before

Spell it as Stabul 1 when looking for it. Chewy has it. https://www.chewy.com/s?query=stabul%201&nav-submit-button=

From Dr. Kellon: "Myth: Beet pulp is high in insoluble fiber and poorly digestible. Exactly the opposite is true. It is lower in insoluble fiber than grass/hay, high in soluble fiber and very easily d

Yeah, my guy took his embedded in a carrot for years.

When I had domestic turkeys, I would have taken your leftovers. They live acorns. And have incredible personalities.