<horsies4luv@...> wrote: > > Hi Joan & thank you yet again Australia? still working on the ginsng growers. of now I'm happy with the way jack is going at the moment-still si=ticking with your recommen

I'm in the same boat-My trimmer metioned that pea gravel wouldn't be suitable for their feet- to soft. But as I don't even know what pea gravel is- I can't say for sure. Using sand would concern me re

G'day Just got new hay results- will attempt to file out file later.Have spent 30 mins playing around with it & have given up. as sampled De Mcal/kg 8.7% protein 8.7% lysine .3% ADF 38.6% NDF 60.6% ES

<horsies4luv@...> wrote: Hi Joan at present he is about 220kg ( too heavy) & gets approx 3kg hay daily- no more than 4kg if its cold pauline > > > > > > > >

wrote: yum- regarded at a superfood & v high in antioxidents- don't know how that plays out in horses- but a handfull keeps me going for ages. pauline & jack >

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Pauline" <takarri@...> wrote: >oops > De Mcal/kg 8.7% > > should be 1.87 Mcal/kg > > Pauline & Jack >

Hi I am going to pick up some zinc & have been asked if I want zinc sulphate- monhydrate or zinc sulphate heptahydrate- I'm not sure & neither was the sale guys- he thinks it might have to do with cou

do And now with further investigation I am asked the same question regarding the copper -"I guess you want the copper sulphate mono" I must have missed something in the files- surely it can't be that

Would it be reasonable to assume that hay with a higher sugar/starch content tastes better than hay with a lower sugar/starch content? Jacks old hay 8.9% either soaked or dry - yum- new hay 3.8% soake

I have just started Jack on a new bottle of Pergolide liquid(am still working on getting capsules). The liquid in the new bottle was clear & had a strong apple smell, whereas all the others- approx a

I've just gone to do the final night check- 8.45pm Sat night, currently 8.8 degrees,to find Jack quite wet on the surface- no dew on ground & hasn't laid down- 1 light canvas rug on as going to be a f

Hi Tanna All else is normal- ate feed, poo normal, no know stress, doesn't work out - other than his 30 min hand walk- we keep everything pretty much to a routine- Though having said that- his gut has

<horsies4luv@...> wrote: his end for the caps- last dose 3.30pm I usually rug him more/this is chilly for us no obvious signs damp from the outside Thanks Joan for the check list - it is now sunday am

I posted y'day about Jack going through an unusual sweating pattern. msg 110728 Just thought I'd update everyone in case it helps others later. While giving him a thorough going over this morning & ki

I was planning on running blood tests on Jack next week, - 11th June I'm not sure at this stage what is relevant. Jack was on 7ml liquid pergolide start of April & all May- dropped to 6ml start of Jun

<horsies4luv@...> wrote: Hoofies are beautiful- Carola was out 2 weeks ago. Always looks slightly owwie- due to his old shoulder injury- but I can usually tell the difference. He happy to trot on his

I hope one of the folks from Oz will tell us when their 'Winter' actually starts. Jeanie - our winter starts 1st June > Pauline & Jack (In Oz) > >

<horsies4luv@...> wrote: thought she saw penguins. Then, she'll probably try to convince you that she really did. <g> We have fairy penguins an 2 hours drive away- no need for a vacation. Sorry hall m

I am thinking I need to give Jack a very mild sedation to check his sheath/penis- I have read the avoid file- so would like any suggestions as to how to approach this. Jack has previously had 2 small

<samwisebaggins@...> wrote: Thanks to all that answered- I was under the impression that ace interferes with pergolide as it suppresses dopamine- so was looking for something a little safer- if that e