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Thank you for the three parts lecture - It was a bit difficult to find the part 3 video; good news out of that was to subscribing and finding so many other great videos! thanks

Very helpful, thank you so much for sharing and explaining this invaluable information

Going thru 2nd round with my 12 yo TWH. It has been 1 yr and 7 months since last time. Used Protazil first, then Marquis last time. Went right o Marquis this time. Any info on trying Decoquinate? (Diclazuril/Levamisole)?? Maybe Protazil as a 2 times a week "preventative" after full treatment?

This is called flawed evolutionary thinking, which is prevalent in biology of mammals and even humans. It goes like this. We see how it is, therefore, it must be because of how it has evolved. Yet, this is illogical. Time does not equate with a higher order of anything. It's regressive thinking - a result of repetitive teaching from an evolutionary perspective. Listen to what she says. The stomach is such and such size relative to the size of the animal itself. This makes sense because of how we thing horses evolved. But this is circular reasoning. The stomach ties the animal because of how many meals it takes in. So does the rest of the horse follow the horse's stomach, or does the stomach follow the horse? They weren't designed to feast on a large amount of feed. Exactly. But is has nothing to do with evolution. It's how they were designed. She does not realize how what she is saying is illogical. It's like saying the tide decided to act how it acts separate from the moon. Either there is a design or there is not a design. If there is a design, then the horse did not evolve because there wasn't enough grass to fill up their stomachs. The horse was designed in total - not individually from how much their owners fed them.

I wish humans had the same approach to.jealth. Supplement first to address health issues.

I give madbarn spirulina to my senior horse and his breathing has gone back to being normal. (He was sounding like an old man prior).

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What is this bill? Thank you for presenting this.

My vet said my horse was GERIATRIC 😂 but was in great shape with great teeth.

Straw does seem to mold and is hard to handle when it gets wet

My first horse was a Paso Fino. WOW! Once you ride this kind of horse, you don't want to ride any other. They canter just like all other horses. Personality is fantastic. Best breed out there. I have so many fantastic memories. Oh, and you don't need a special bit to make them collect themselves up. Once you take a little bit of time to help them understand what you want, they will collect themselves. I rode my paso collected in a halter.

In California as a kid all the horses get packed dirt at least in the desert parts . My mom was always shocked since she was used to Virginia and green pastures

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I did actually notice that in a former pasture of my neighbor that there seemed to be a problem with trees leaves turning yellow which I guess can be lack of nitrogen I thought it might have been from manure it's really weird it's just in swaths like a small creek but flowing in the ground.

Good to know!

I have to say all of the vets we use tell us to immediately give the horse banamine if we suspect colic. While it calms down their vital signs, banamine takes about 45 mins to start working, even apparently IV banamine given by the vet. So waiting on giving them banamine is not wise, IMHO. If someone is going to give banamine, they should be sure to does it properly, which is usually 1/3 of the syringe. Also do not administer banamine if the horse recently was given bute.

Someone told me they read online that one of your batches of a supplement may have been contaminated or something and some horses died?

Thanks for this info

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Thank you! So helpful. I have a horse that has developed asthma.

Feeding a horse too much rich grass can kill them it's nit a myth it is true

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Good info.

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When I get the mares in for foaling, I immediately start changing them all over to a pelleted feed for pregnant and lactating mares. 4 weeks. That's how long it takes me to switch them over if the owner hasn't already put the mare on that pelleted feed. It has everything that mare and foal needs. Especially for foal development. I've never had an instance of Colic because I do this. All the people who send their mares to me for foaling out, know, that as soon as that mare gets her heartbeat scan, and is confirmed in foal at 45 to 60 days, they start to switch the mares feed. In small quantities, until the later stages, when I get them. So I don't have to switch them over at all. Then the owner supplies me with their feed for the whole time they are with me. For hay, I still use the 4 week method to put them over to our hay. Which is grown and harvested by us. We get 3 cuts a year. I have helped the barn owner with 3 Colic case in 35 years there. The first cal is always to the Vet, and the second call is to the horses' owner, if it's not a school horse. Hand walking for 15 minutes a day after surgery helps. In my experience. Best Regards from a Retired Paramedic and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn 💖 🇨🇦

Kicking at their bellies is another sign of Colic. Best Regards from a Retired Paramedic and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn 💖 🇨🇦

Can i consult you guys about a clinical case please as there are many things to learn from you guys

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🌵love ALL your informative videos! Nothing beats knowledge! ❤

Holy shit this is what i always wanted to know!

So interesting. We hear a lot of wild horse comparisons when talking about domestic horse management. The health and body condition of wild horses does suffer when there is poor nutrition, and all nature asks of wild horses is to simply survive and reproduce the next generation. We have a duty to our domestic horses to provide better nutrition and health care as we ask so much more of them.

So excited for these videos and to learn more about equine nutrition and how to care for and manage my horses better! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and for all the excellent support I have received from Mad Barn!

Do you guys deals with diseases also so that we can learn more

I knew a horse named Danny....he was in his stall all day...bored...so i tried to lease him...the owner was a young girl and didn't want to share her horse...he was a cribber....soon i heard he was found in his stall dead....he was only 10 years old. Did cribbing have anything to do with him dying ??.....i was so sad and shocked.... I've heard its really bad ...and it gives the horse pleasure. Because he was so bored and felt left out while all the other horses were being rode and he was not....the owner just didn't have any desire to ride anymore.....but wouldn't let me pay to ride him. Or take care of him...or allow me to spend time with her horse.... I've always wanted to know why he died so suddenly. 😢 Could cribbing have caused his death ?..he was constantly doing it.

Great information! Thank you!

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I’ve been so impressed by Mad Barn and the “personal touch” I have experienced in just a short time since finding Mad Barn. Understanding equine nutrition feels like a daunting mission to undertake by yourself. I’m so grateful for the free nutrition analysis and the follow-up consultation by an equine nutritionist! Fran feels like a friend that can answer my questions and guide me through providing the best nutrition for my horse. Thank you Mad Barn!

This was really helpful thanks! Can it be spread from horse to horse as well?

Thank you for replying to my previous question I was asked by my trainer/ cousin to purchase the following and send them down for my mares in fold What is your recommendation for these • Progesterone • Mare plus • wheat germ oil Thank you

I am owner of races horses in Jamaica what are the best nutrition to get the best results in a race also the best nutrition for mares in fold I have three at this time

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A relatively new toxic plant for us, Alachua and Marion Counties in Florida- Creeping Indigo. Please mention this stuff next time. It’s everywhere now here and some symptoms appear like EPM. Neurological issues. Great podcast!😊

Thank you. You explained EOTRH so clearly. I appreciate it!

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Does the horse have a name ??

she can feed my horse any day

So, is the tree conspiring to use the horses? Or is there an advantage to the animals?

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