http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/-t1.htm Health, Hoof, Feed, useful VIDEOS Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:27:13 GMT 10 http://i64.servimg.com/u/f64/13/54/46/57/logo11.gif http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/-t1.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/pasture-analysis-t237.htm wjm in wi Just wondered if anybody on this board knows how to interpret the data from a pasture analysis (from equi-analytical).
Just had mine done and got the results today!
Thanks! ]]> HORSE HEALTH Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:27:13 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/pasture-analysis-t237.htm#1821 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/pasture-analysis-t237.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/laminitis-and-i-r-horses-t176.htm Rodger
http://www.equinemedsurg.com/faqir.html]]> HORSE HEALTH Wed, 08 Apr 2009 12:55:34 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/laminitis-and-i-r-horses-t176.htm#942 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/laminitis-and-i-r-horses-t176.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ehv-14-notes-on-outbreak-t227.htm Shadowfax Dr Sarah- Consuted vets at OSU and New Bolton Center. EHV-1 AND 4 are the same virus Comes in 3 forms 1) Respiratory-Exposed horses carry the virus for life. Can shed virus at any time. Stress and health problems cause them to shed virus. Incubation 24 hours to ten days after it becomes active. 2) Abortive- Not applicable in this case. Causes mares to loose foals. 3) Neurological- Caused by immune system response to the virus. Can be fatal Respiratory symptoms, ... HORSE HEALTH Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:26:28 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ehv-14-notes-on-outbreak-t227.htm#1697 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ehv-14-notes-on-outbreak-t227.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ticks-ticks-ticks-ewwwww-what-to-do-t188.htm Lil Imp Ok last year the area i was living in we might see 1 to 2 ticks in the year. I never had any on any of the cats or dogs and one on a mare i had. But now the area i am living in they are all over. You can pick 10 off and the next morning find 10-15 more. Its disgusting. They are just yuck. I am still creeping from seeing them and keep scratching and itching and checking on me now. Its to the point i wont hug my horse nor let her lean on me or touch me at all unless its at arms length and ... HORSE HEALTH Mon, 04 May 2009 04:16:45 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ticks-ticks-ticks-ewwwww-what-to-do-t188.htm#1139 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/ticks-ticks-ticks-ewwwww-what-to-do-t188.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/squamous-cell-cancer-on-sheath-t183.htm Daisygldfsh Hey, Yesterday I had to take my gelding to the vet for her to remove a growth on his sheath. It started several months ago when a vet came to the barn to clean sheaths. She found a sore on my little guy with instructions to keep an eye on it. It never healed so we called the vet again and she gave him antibiotics. It never healed and in fact, it began to grow. The vet believes that because his sheath is white that he had developed a squamous cell cancer. We will know in a week if ... HORSE HEALTH Sat, 25 Apr 2009 12:35:48 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/squamous-cell-cancer-on-sheath-t183.htm#1076 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/squamous-cell-cancer-on-sheath-t183.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/going-barefoot-is-it-for-you-t142.htm Shadowfax It occurred to me that I might discuss the natural trim on here as I know many have an interest in it. Many people have recently discovered this wild horse strategy and Natural hoof care has become quite popular. In fact so popular that there is a shortage of people trained to provide it. This thread will address questions about going barefoot. What is involved? Can it help horses with major problems? How is it different? If I do not cover your particular question please ask it ... HORSE HEALTH Sun, 08 Mar 2009 16:44:55 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/going-barefoot-is-it-for-you-t142.htm#674 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/going-barefoot-is-it-for-you-t142.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/good-news-and-not-so-good-news-t128.htm Daisygldfsh
Not so good news, she has the "runs" again. Called the vet and he has her on antibacterial meds. He's thinking that she has some sort of baterial infection going on that is causing this to happen.]]> HORSE HEALTH Sat, 28 Feb 2009 19:49:02 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/good-news-and-not-so-good-news-t128.htm#584 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/good-news-and-not-so-good-news-t128.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-colic-t112.htm Admin

(NOTE: these videos are for educational purposes only. please see your vet if you believe your horse is suffering from colic)]]> HORSE HEALTH Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:51:38 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-colic-t112.htm#531 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-colic-t112.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-vaccines-t111.htm Admin

(NOTE: please consult your vet for info. this video is for educational purposes only)]]> HORSE HEALTH Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:46:38 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-vaccines-t111.htm#528 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-vaccines-t111.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/equine-teeth-t110.htm Admin ]]> HORSE HEALTH Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:40:40 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/equine-teeth-t110.htm#526 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/equine-teeth-t110.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-anatomy-t102.htm Admin ]]> HORSE HEALTH Wed, 25 Feb 2009 06:37:42 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-anatomy-t102.htm#501 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/horse-anatomy-t102.htm http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/mare-has-sandy-gut-t51.htm Daisygldfsh My mare has sand in her gut. We live in the south so this pretty typical but it's bothering her bowels. We did a treatment of Equisand on her and her stool is much better but not perfect. Asked the vet what to if anything to do and she recommends putting her on Equisand daily. I know it can't hurt her but the pysllium is expensive and all the instructions on all the products say to use for seven days per month. What are your thoughts? I am going to call the vet when I get a break from work. HORSE HEALTH Mon, 16 Feb 2009 20:25:02 GMT http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/mare-has-sandy-gut-t51.htm#249 http://johnlyonscertified.forumotion.net/horse-health-f5/mare-has-sandy-gut-t51.htm