Hi Kristen, Pot belly reversed in about two weeks. No exercise other than regular turnout for 6 hours a day. I haven't ridden him in about ten years and with the foot soreness, I only wanted him to mo

Martha, I believe that years ago, ECIR was recommending storage in a refrigerator because pergolide was found to degrade quicker than was thought, and especially at barns , where temperatures in unhea

Cass. The oil is stored in a drawer I have in my tack room. The instructions that came with it specifically said to store it at room temperature. The capsules I received from Wedgewood when I was usin

Cathy, I just switched to Pet Health Pharmacy from Wedgewood a couple of months ago. I did so because Pet Health has independent labs test their compounds and they have a potency guarantee based on th

Laura, did you purchase this container directly from Uckele or from Amazon or another online retailer? Sometimes these big containers will sit in warehouses and even though they have a one or two year

Shera, Mov Ease was developed by one of the members here with input from Dr.Kellon. It is safe for IR and Cushings horses. The ingredients and the ratio is not fully described as it would be easy to c

Michele, I would be extremely cautious with giving inhaled steroids. Yes, they may be marginally safer than systemic steroids, but not worth the risk. Have you tried ventipulmin orally for episodes? I

Not an anti shoe statement, but...the horse is in shoes. How do they know he is sound?

Elaine, under the Materials and Methods is the following: Horses from the Louisiana State University teaching herd were used. Many research universities maintain a herd of horses for research purposes

Tribute lists Kalm and EZ pellets at 13.5% NSC and 8 % fat. The feed in addition to beet pulp/soyhulls contains wheat middlings, ground extruded soybeans, soybean meal, alfalfa meal. The wheat middlin

I looked up the treat online. The Sugar and starch content is stated at 8.9% and the treats contain wheat middlings, alfalfa meal and ground oats. Here is the information sheet on it . Purina® Carb Co

Valerie, It's this. I don't know anything about it other than it appears to have cinnamon in it. -- G's Organic Solution Dawn Wagstaff and Tipperary Saline, MI 2003 Tipperary Case History Juniper Case

LJ, you gave Jesse a much better life as he aged than he could have had if you were not as determined as you were to do so. And in doing so, your questions and continued diligence not only made his li

Tori, it could be abscessing brewing. That is very common as the softer feet and soles move more allowing better blood and fluid flow. Any dead material is now going to be expressed out but it's typic

Lynn, none of us are born with this knowledge and a lot of what we do for our horses is best guesses because there is no definitive manual on hoof or horse care. Just when you think you have things hu

I have also found that you need to take a two prong approach to potential thrush. If a frog has a cleft in it, it will most likely develop thrush. You need to work towards optimal hoof shape, which wi

Lavinia, would casts with pads be appropriate in this case?

Nano E from KER may be a different product than Emcelle. Kentucky Performance Products markets Elevate, which my understanding is simply a private label Emcelle. The same company produces both.

Jill, no, do not feed that to your horses. it is not stabilized and is not created to be fed to any living thing. Because it is not intended to be ingested, it also hasn't undergone testing, FDA overs

I have a friend who is a Morgan breeder who just went through a full month of major issues with her herd , including foals, develop diarrhea and mild colic symptoms.8 total. She had her vet out who di