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Re: Adopted PMU mare

*What you could do is purchase one program such as Immune Builder.
Then take some of the Herbs and crumble them in you hands...hold
your Hand with the aromatic Herbs under the Horse's nose each
day...slowly building up to the day where you can come in
contact...if she nibbles on the Herbs so much the better*.

All of the Herbs are safe...I'll find more on doasges for Mare. Anne.
--- In SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, Jackie Hagberg
<jackiebhagberg@...> wrote:
>
> Anne, sorry it has taken so long for me to respond, but I have
been gone for a couple weeks.
> Your feeding program sounds good. The #24 and #25 is a good
start and continue with #24 for a couple more months. I think I
would put a #37 Kidney thru the mare. #18 Joint Support would be the
next step to help deal with the knee. The Herbal Wormer is the
perfect choice for this mares weakened condition, this is no time
for chemicals.
>
> Anne <wahpoose2003@...> wrote:
> --- In
SilverLiningHerbalEquine@yahoogroups.com, "sosoninemih"
> <sosoninemih@> wrote:
> >
> > I recently adopted a rescue PMU mare from Alberta, Canada. She
is
> a
> > registered Appoloosa, about 14.3, with a compact build. She just
> > turned 11 years old and is barefoot. I call her Sosoni, they
> called
> > her #236. The mare's right front knee is significantly enlarged,
> with
> > intermitent lameness. Also, her pelvis has a "tucked under" look
> to
> > it. Supposedly, the rancher-owner in Canada reported her
> ocassional
> > lameness to the rescue group in June, 2005. Sosoni is very
> defensive
> > and wary, so I have not yet had a vet to see her. My farrier
felt
> her
> > hooves looked good except for the right front, which is being
worn
> > unevenly from the dragging of the lameness. I give Sosoni
Training
> > Mix daily. I also gave Infection Fighter early on, plus Immune
> > Builder for almost two months. She is on the Herbal Wormer for
> > approximately 9 days every 30 days. Sosoni is fed orchard,
> alfalfa,
> > timothy, and meadow mix hays daily plus well water--no pasture.
> She
> > gets whole oats, a small amount of wheat bran, and also the
> Missing
> > Link Plus supplement. Sosoni does have more of a problem with
> flies
> > than my Thoroughbred, and she has not finished shedding out her
> > winter coat unlike my Thoroughbred (my horses live in Southern
> Calif.
> > in Mountain Center at an elevation of 4500 feet).She is
currently
> in
> > a 24x24 corral about to be moved to a 120x24 corral. Again, she
> was
> > described to me a half wild by the rescue people, and it has
taked
> a
> > long while to gain some trust from her. Just this month, I
finally
> > got a halter on her................. I am about to start leading
> > her.Sosoni is very wary of being touched. I am particularly
> concerned
> > about the situation with her enlarged right knee. Do you have
any
> > recommendations for other herbs or food combinations that could
> help
> > her system function more effectively? Help with chronic pain?
How
> > often should Immune Builder be used? Is the Herbal Wormer srong
> > enough for her situation, or should I do a one time dose of
> something
> > stronger? Does garlic help repel flies, etc., and if so, in what
> > form? She likes to eat, and right now the easist way to help her
> is
> > through food. Any feeding recommendations would be appreciated.
> Thank
> > you!
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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I recently adopted a rescue PMU mare from Alberta, Canada. She is a registered Appoloosa, about 14.3, with a compact build. She just turned 11 years old and is...
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I recently adopted a rescue PMU mare from Alberta, Canada. She is a registered Appoloosa, about 14.3, with a compact build. She just turned 11 years old and is...
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May 31, 2006
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Hello new member...Anne in Conn. wanted to mention the pelvic deformity will prob. be life-long; the knee lameness could be reversed with Massaging and special...
Anne
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Jun 7, 2006
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Anne, sorry it has taken so long for me to respond, but I have been gone for a couple weeks. Your feeding program sounds good. The #24 and #25 is a good start...
Jackie Hagberg
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Jun 8, 2006
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*What you could do is purchase one program such as Immune Builder. Then take some of the Herbs and crumble them in you hands...hold your Hand with the aromatic...
Anne
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Jun 9, 2006
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*Tip: If your Horse does not shed out early in the Springtime as usual Add some type of Soybean product to the Horses meal such as: *Soybean Hulls; Soybean...
Anne
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