Showing posts with label equine digestion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label equine digestion. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

The Horse Risk Factors of Obese Horses.

Here is The Horse article this week on obesity in horses a study in Great Britain.

http://www.thehorse.com/articles/34515/prevalence-and-risk-factors-for-obesity?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=health-news&utm_campaign=09-09-2014

Really it's about the horse not digesting the sugars, magnesium will do that which is in the Big Sky Minerals .

Listen to this Talkshoe on Big Sky minerals


 http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77664

 

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Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Beet pulp testimonial harmfull effects.

Gee Beet Pulp strikes again read this testimonial

Dear Lorrie,

My sister was researching beet pulp after my two horses just recently became very ill (103.5 temp with one horse and severe swelling of the front legs from the knees down). The only common denominator between my two horses and the other horses is that this past Thursday I opened a new bag of beet pulp. Because I had been boarding my horses at another facility and they fed them beet pulp, I just kept the same feed when I moved my horses to my sisters. The other horses at her place are fed straight oats.

My sister showed me your pictures and I was shocked that alot of the symptoms you described (week back end, stifle issues, needing a chiropractor, etc) have all been issues with my youngest horse and I know he has been fed strictly beet pulp since he was a weanling (originally owned by the owners of the boarding facility). I have stopped feeding the beet pulp and both horses are showing much improvement. I would be so interested in learning more about starting my horses on a healthier diet (right now I'm just giving them a small amount of oats and good quality grass hay). I've stopped all supplements currently in addition to stopping the beet pulp.

I look forward to hearing from you and plan to visit your web site. Thank you for your time.

Lorie Pregler
(New Ulm Minnesota)


Friday, November 29, 2013

Pain Point Release Testimonial -

Hello, regretfully, I won't be able to come on Dec.7th.  However, I just watched video of April Travis.  This is exactly what I want to do!!!  When I found you online, I couldn't believe it,...More so, how absolutely easy and perfectly your Pain Point Release works.   I am married to an Italian man myself, LOL, enough said there.   I had studied and practiced with Judy Shoemaker when I worked for Winbak Farm(2005) as Assistant Yearling Manager/Treatment person. That was extremely tuff to learn(and physical) but it was 3-4 times a week, for 8-10 hours a day.....A lot of hands on, and a lot of homework.  Then later, got into Lasering(I still do), then came acupressure, briefly.  Next in line to study and learn from was Dr. Kamen, also a chiropractor.  I am proud to say I have been practicing a little of "all" of it for 11 yrs. now, but by far and wide...have gotten the BEST results using what I have learned from YOU.  Much easier to apply and learn also!  Most of the horse's are located on the following farms:  Winbak Farm, MD 1500 head(standardbreds), Breeding TB Stallions at Northview Farms(Pa&Md) 15 head,  Also TB Mare's on Northview, I have been working at Bunker Hill Equestrian Center(Hunter Jumpers) 44 head, Plus I specialize in Foundered and Laminitic horse's, I have 28 head that I rotate thru all the time.  My husband is a Master, Corrective Farrier, so we meet ALOT of horse's that need help.  What a blessing it's been to watch you and learn from you, really.  We are currently in Chesapeake City, MD, but may be moving back to Grantville, Pa.....Which is where both of us are from, Penn National Race Track is where we hale from originally.  God knows I agree with your statement about race horse's, They NEED Help, even more now that there is NO PRE Race anymore(drugs).  This is perfect for them.  I know I need to start video's going, would love to show you,..and hope to be certified for this.  This is my DREAM JOB and I want to be awesome at it, and I know I can learn a lot from you.  Grateful for everything you teach us, and the horse's it helps.

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Big Sky Minerals for Horses Ingredients, Label

Before Big Sky Minerals


After Big Sky Minerals 2 weeks
Ingredients





Hiland’s
Big Sky Mineral

Part of the Hiland Supply Free Choice Program for Equine

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (min)……………..     6.40%                    Crude Fat (min)   ……………….     1.50%
Crude Fiber……………………..      5.50%                    Calcium (min)…………………..      3.85%
Calcium (max)…………………..    5.00%                    Copper   ……………………..    8.80PPM
Phosphorus (min)…………….….    2.25%                    Zinc……………………….......    53 PPM
Vitamin A ………………..   12,500 IU/LB                    Vitamin E ………………… ..   110 IU/LB
Ingredients: Monocalcium Phosphate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Wheat Middlings, Sodium Bicarbonate, Kelp, Diatomaceous Earth, Magnesium Sulfate, Magnesium Oxide, Potassium Chloride, Copper Sulfate, Thiame, Dried Lactobacillus, Acidophilus Fermentation Product, Choline Chloride, Niacin, Biotin, Pantothenic Acid, Vitamin E, Vitamin A Acetate, Sodium Selenite

Directions:  Offer Free Choice separate from other ration or top dress 2 oz. per day on feed.  Free choice salt separately.

Manufactured for:  Hiland Supply Co., Ltd
3878 CR 135,Millersburg, Ohio 44654
VM: 330-893-2016

Net Wt. 25 lbs (11.36kg)





Friday, August 23, 2013

Minerals & Your Horse












                                             After
Before Big Sky

Read Amazing  Article

           https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_x64mQt6wqXT0Q3VG9OLUt5dTQ/edit?usp=sharing                                       

Thursday, July 16, 2009

New Dvd





Brand New Dvd that will show you as a loving horse owner how to Idenify and release your Horses pain points. See you tube introduction here:







Click here to view to get your copy today go here

http://www.happynaturalhorse.ws/





Saturday, December 6, 2008

Laminitis Info

Ø Laminitis protocol-
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Ø Take off feed immediately & grass. Hay only . Hay pellets ok-Call Vet - Meanwhile A book printed in England in 1929 which has a complete homeopathic protocol for laminitis! The vets who wrote it are Meisers and Nelson.


Acute -- at onset of symptoms
Apis 30c every 30 minutes for 6 doses
followed by
1M Belladonna 30 minutes apart for 6 doses
followed by
Nux Vomica 1M every 2 hours for 6 doses

Chronic - flare up
6C Hepar Sulf hourly for 4 doses
followed by
30 C Silacea daily for 1 week
followed by
30C Cal Fluor daily for 1 week

Seedy toe, tissue involvement
30C Cal Fluor 1 day a week for 4 weeks

Abcesses
Hepar Sulf and Silacea as above for chronic flare up

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Acute onset, to allay anxiety Aconite 30c every 30 minutes for 6 doses.
And regulate pulse and
Respiration

Throbbing arteries, bounding Belladonna 1M every 30 minutes for 6 doses. Aconite
Pulse, pyrexia and sweating and Belladonna may be given together

Systemic Congestion Nux Vomica 1M every 2 hours for four doses

Tissue involvement in Cal Fluor 30 c once a week for 4 weeks.
The chronic case

For prevention- Exercise/hay, no grain Chromium Picolanate 500mcg- 6 to 8 per day- Also www.Equipride.com

Ø EquioPathics LLC makes a Muscular-Skeletal remedy comprised of Rhus Tox, Dulcamara, Ruta Grav, Calendula and Arnica. Recommended dosage for a chronic horse would be 2cc three times daily until improvement is noted. Washington Homeopathics at www.homeopathyworks.com is the source.

Ø Dyna Pro from www.Dynamiteonline.com-Bra016- squirt 4 x a day for 4 days
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Ø Essaic Tea- Can feed dry-better steamed in distilled water -1/2 cup per day

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