ff than one confined to too samll a space with no wandering room.
Best wishes for Della's complete recovery.
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From: Warren Stockwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [?? Probable Spam] Colic advice
To: fjordhorse@an
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I have been giving them a handful of beet pulp for about a year, just to mix
their supplements into (per the advice of Beth Valentine, draft horse
nutritional "expert". The vet suggested making it even wetter than it is
(actually
leaving it soupy rat
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> She has a week of reduced rations - but I neglected to ask the vet how
long
> I should wait before starting to exercise her again?
>
> Kate
> with Joe and very thankfully, with Della
I would think you want to keep her moving to keep t
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I totally agree I use beet pulp here and it is a bit of an inconvenience.
but a lot less than standing with a sick horse waiting for the vet to come
( which takes them for ever )!
It also makes the hay go farther. I use about 3 lbs. les
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I am sorry to hear about Della but glad that it got sorted out and she is
home doing better
Reena and Gus
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On Monday, Della Ree started to colic
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Hello Kate
I feed very wet beet pulp year round. It is a great way to make sure that
your horse gets more liquids in either hot or cold weather when they are
more likely to drink less. Since I have done this for many years now. I
have
not had
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What a month for the best ponies ever! Joe's lameness at the start of May
turned out to be a severe abscess, which eventually blew out of his coronary
band. Looks like he is going to be lame for a few months while he grows some
new hoof wall.
On Mo
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