Hi Nancy, I would appreciate clarification... are you saying TC 30% is not approved by the ECIR Board/Dr. Kellon for IR horses at 1#? Thank you, Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 10/12

Hi All, I called and spoke with Jessica at Triple Crown Feeds this morning. TC is currently in the process of updating their site. The 3% Protein for TC 30% was a typo and has been corrected to 30%. I

Hi Josie, I just went to the TC site and it has been updated since my last visit. I have an "old" analysis from the site which shows 2.0 mg of Iodine in 1# of TC 30%. Iodine is not listed in the analy

Hi Nicole, Could you please post the Feed XL worksheet results and your hay/pasture analyses? If not appropriate to post here, would you please post in the NRC Grad Group files under Balancing Help re

Hi Nancy and All, As one of the balancers who on occasion recommends TC 30% for certain hay profiles balancings/diets; I would like to point out the trace ratio for the product at one pound is Iron 34

Meant to give you the Endocrinology Department (Dr. Schanbacher) number which is 607-253-3673 Kathy

Hi Amy, I think your plan to look for a new veterinarian in your area is a good idea. When you contact them and before you have them out and are charged a farm call ask him/her how she treats PPID hor

Hi Sherry, Just to clarify.....did you mean to post the ESC (sugar) + Starch below 10%? Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 10/12

Hi Deb, When you look at the E-A feed analysis/profile scroll to the bottom and you will see Horse DE Mcal/lb. Alfalfa pellets is 1.092. I didn't find rice bran pellets on E-A, but did find dry rice b

EOTRH. was discussed in a recent double issue of Dr. Kellon's The Horse's Mouth, 10/20/15 in a very informative and detailed article on teeth. Just want to take a sec to mention what an incredible sou

Hi Tara, Thank you.......you are absolutely right about the article on colloidal silver. It is in the September, 2012 issue. Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 10/12

Hi Lorna, Would you please go into more detail regarding using colloidal silver topically? Do you use it in combo with anything? Such as spriulina? Which skin conditions have you found it to be most h

Let me clarify......I didn't think that one could decrease the starch by soaking in the hay (ESC 5.9% and Starch 2.9%), but that one could lower the ESC (sugar) so the hay could be fed to an IR horse.

Hi Nancy, Thank you, I realized that one couldn't soak out starch and that is what I advise the owners I help. My original question was could the 12 hr soaking cause the hay to reabsorb the sugar, but

Hi Nancy, Bear with me as my brain is a tad scrambled following this hay soaking thread. Are you saying that you do soak the hay for 12 hours and what you posted are the results of hay soaked for 12 h

Hi Cass, Could you please tell us by % of the sugar (ESC) that was reduced in the hay using your thorough soaking process as you describe in your post? Was it 30% as posted here by other Members using

Hi Coral, Are you currently feeding Henry's First Cut hay? If so, the ESC is 5.9% and the Starch is 2.9%. I know how difficult it was for you to source hay and when we reviewed this hay analysis we di

HiKathleen & Eleanor, Thank you for writingand posting the fructan article/s. In my situation, I had asked the ownersto have their vet give them her references for using NSC vs ESC + Starch and herear

Hi Kathleen, You have my interest and it is very high because I have owners who I help with their diets who have vets who are now telling them that they need to use WSC + Starch and quote Getty as the

Hi Lj, As you know, it is very difficult for anyone to respond to a question about a "blip" you read and much more helpful to include a link. Not sure what you mean when you mention the Las Vegas equi