This message is from: Ursula Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You really only need to convince the 'boss' of the herd to follow you or to
come to you or whatever.the others will follow.concentrate on the
leader and the others will followuj
Ursula Brian Jensen
Trinity Fjords
Box 1032 Lumby
This message is from: Dagrun Aarsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all listers,
Well, here is a last update from my Fjord life in San Jose. I came back 3
weeks ago after spending a wonderful Christmas in Norway and some time in
Italy.
Dear little(?) fjord Tinn is doing fine. He had a nice long
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Gail, I have found Melaleuca Oil (Tea Tree Oil) is great for ridding
everywhere of lice and it's environmentally safe and nontoxic. I also use it
on ear mites in dogs and cats -- works better than the Vet stuff.
Robyn in MD
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Hi Janet, sorry to hear that your pony foundered. I have a saying from one of
my older vets that he's never met a pony who hasn't foundered or won't in the
future. We even had a case of mechanical founder where a pony mare foundered
from the stress of
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pat this horse of mine is too sensitive and will only tolerate Vit C added
and lixotinic in his grain. I have to threaten him and coerce to get him to
accept his Tri histamine hidden in lixotinic. Believe me I have tried it
all. Whereas he will
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I agree with the small hands, long wormer tube issue I have
emailed one of our Program's supporters who is a VP for Merial and let him
know there are a lot of us out here who would appreciate a design change. I
will gladly forward anyone else's
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean Gayle wrote:
I have no idea what
excursive means and just hope it is clean.
I think it means printing. :)
Mark
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Thanks for the continuing tale of Kez. What a nice camp they have for him,
if he has to be away from you. When do you plan on his return home? We sure
are glad he is having what looks like a lot of fun Horsing around with the
others. Tillie
Dun
This message is from: Glen L. Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Jean:
I also had problems giving bute until I started using the powdered form. I
would mix it with warm molasses and then put it in a bran mash or small
amount of grain and feed before I did the regular feeding.
Pat
- Original
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Just an update on Kez. He is now 9 months old and doing very well. Some of
you will remember I took him to Beth and Sandy at Starfire Farm when he was 6
months old, so that he could learn to be a horse. Being an orphan and raised
by humans he thought he
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Usually we can decipher a person's misspelling but the computer gave me
excursive when I was trying to spell exercise. I have no idea what
excursive means and just hope it is clean.
Jean Walters Gayle
[Authoress of The Colonel's Daughter
This message is from: Bossmare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In regards to various treatments for founder in recent years my vets have
given DMSO, gallons of it dripped via IV. This works as both an
anti-inflammatory and pain reliever. Reducing inflammation is essential to
prevent or reduce damage to the
This message is from: Jean Gayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Janet having just been through a three month period of not knowing if
founder or trim was to blame I can understand your dilemma. Mine turned out
to be a very bad and short trim and then bruising to the sole.
Re the coffin bone, I was also
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So now I have some questions. she is still standing, has been examined by
a vet, and is now being treated with oral bute and cold water on the feet
(all four are affected). She is not severly lame, but definitely tender,
warm, with a
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Feed her magnesium! According to the HORSE JOURNAL, The first reference to
magnesium for laminitis was actually as an emergency first aid measure in
acute laminitis. Magnesium administration has been shown to have potent
vasodilation effects,
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Hello Everyone!,
The Spring meeting of the Pacific Northwest Fjord Promotional Group will
be held on April 13th at a Farm Museum just north of Spokane, Wa. As usual
gathering time will be at 4:00, dinner at 5:00, and meeting to follow. We
are
This message is from: Janet McNally [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The discussion on founder is timely for me. I am experiencing my first case of
founder in a (non-fjord) drafty type pony of unknown heritage. Yes she is
chunky, but not cresty necked. I am kicking myself for how it occured... I had
just
This message is from: ruth bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I was a kid my Dad taught me that the best way to catch a horse at
pasture is to pretend that you don't want to catch them. Saunter to a spot
near them, without looking at them, and begin to busily start an imaginery
project while you
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In a message dated 2/15/02 8:28:09 AM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I live in WI and I cannot let my horses graze on
pasture very long. My problem is getting them off. The first couple of
days I can just walk up to them and lead
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