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

Tara, I personally like adding a daily probiotic with psyllium. I'm currently using Arenus's product Assure Guard Gold. It is expensive, and I'm using it on all three of my horses. I like it because i

Donna, When you say you can't travel over state lines because of lockdowns, can you explain what that means? Are you being asked to quarantine when you return? I'm asking because it doesn't make any s

I just went through this again with Juniper. I have exhausted every means of getting a Prascend tablet in her, some of which resulted in continuing to refuse the treat, or food that no longer has a pi

Brenda, the concern over fertilizer stems from hayfields being fertilized with nitrogen to increase yield in commercial hay operations. Overfertilization or newly fertilized grass can increase the nit

Dr. Kellon, Thank you for the article. Great information , especially for those whose horses have mild symptoms and not "out of normal" test results and are wondering if they should start pergolide. D

Jan, i'm sorry for you loss of Star and in admiration of the beautiful obit your husband wrote. To answer you question, we have had other members in the past have horses who had long term PPID and who

Allison, heartfelt condolences to you. Take comfort in the fact that you did everything for him you could, and by taking him by yourself to the hospital , you saved him possibly weeks of suffering whi

Daisy, my neighbor's chickens a couple of years ago decided they liked to roam over to my barn. They would spend the day crapping on everything and laying eggs in the hay, which would end up either ro

Rhonda, Ivermectin is safe. It's not the only wormer "allowed"'. The other chemical classes of wormer are fine( concern is with prazinquantel due to insulin increase after adminstration in other speci

Compounded pergolide is legal and is available in the states and in Canada at licensed compounding pharmacies. Compounded pergolide is not inferior to Prascend as it is the same ingredient, pergolide

Debora, I don't know if this helps, but here is the "about us" page from the Equinety website.( this is the correct spelling of the product) . First, it was developed for the +50 crowd are the claims,