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Doc-t replied to the discussion pre and probiotic in the forum Horse Care, Barn & Farm Topics a year ago
If your horse is a mare (I note that your horse, Kerry, is not, but I’m making this an open reply to anyone reading this), discomfort from riding in the fall and spring may be due to reproductive organ discomfort. The fall and spring equinox is a period of transitional heat during which the ovaries become erratic in egg development.… Read more
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Kerry started the discussion pre and probiotic in the forum Horse Care, Barn & Farm Topics a year ago
hi @Doc-t my 10 yo TB ex-racer has a tilted pelvis and his bodywork lady has recommended a pre- and probiotic during spring and autumn during the seasonal changes to help support his gut because pelvic asymmetry could be causing gut and hindgut discomfort which potentially could be causing his behavioural issues when ridden. My horse has been… Read more
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In South Dakota, the legislature is working on a bill making it legal for non-veterinarians to float horses’ teeth by hand or with power and possibly using sedation. The same is happening in Oregon with the addition of non-vets pregnancy-checking livestock. In Colorado, a mid-level veterinary practitioner has been established.
Eleven… Read more
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Doc-t scheduled a Zoom webinar Should Non-Veterinarians Perform Veterinary Tasks? in the group
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Rounds With Doc T a year agoShould Non-Veterinarians Perform Veterinary Tasks?
February 27, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Should Non-Veterinarians Perform Veterinary Tasks? Date and TimeFebruary 27, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Webinar ID88017993624DescriptionIn South Dakota, the legislature is working on a bill making it legal for non-veterinarians to float horse's teeth by hand or with power and possibly using sedation. In Colorado, a mid-level veterinary practitioner has been established.
Eleven new veterinary colleges are being developed in the US, yet there is a shortage of horse vets.
Tonight's Rounds With Doc T will be very interactive, so please share your thoughts and raise your hand to add your view on this issue every horse owner faces.Duration1 hour 30 minutesWebinar Notifications30 minutes beforeWebinar PasswordNo password requiredWebinar LinkVideoHost OnParticipant OnWebinar OptionsMute participants upon entryOnly authenticated users can joinDo not record the webinar. -
DMSO – Rounds February 13, 2025 [[Replay]] ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )
DMSO: One Of The Three Things I Want If Left On A Deserted Island
DMSO (DiMethyl SulfOxide) penetrates the skin and other membranes without damaging them, restores damaged tissue, and carries other compounds into a biological system. This Rounds With Doc T goes into the mysterious compound that leaves patients treated with it smelling… Read more
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Gunn posted an update a year ago
I was so sure your email said meeting was Friday. So i missed it
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Gunn posted an update a year ago
I am quite certain that I received an email stating the meeting was Friday. I just got home from work and did chores so i missed it
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February 13, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Rounds With Doc T - February 13, 2025 Date and TimeFebruary 13, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Webinar ID85345706137DescriptionDMSO (DiMethyl SulfOxide) penetrates the skin and other membranes without damaging them and can carry other compounds into a biological system. This Rounds With Doc T goes into the mysterious compound that leaves patients treated with it smelling like garlic.Duration1 hour 30 minutesWebinar Notifications30 minutes beforeWebinar PasswordNo password requiredWebinar LinkVideoHost OnParticipant OnWebinar OptionsMute participants upon entryOnly authenticated users can joinRecord the webinar automatically in the local computer -
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Doc-t replied to the discussion SBM for human consumption in the forum No Grain Challenge a year ago
Reply to SBM for human consumption
@Lynne Competitive vegetarian bodybuilders prefer soy as their protein source because of the complete amino acid profile. I read this recently. Dr Gabrielle Lyon is a good source of info for human protein research. https://drgabriellelyon.com/
Humans who don’t do well with legumes are better off with meat or whey protein.
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February 13, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Rounds With Doc T - February 13, 2025 Date and TimeFebruary 13, 2025 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time (US and Canada))Webinar ID85345706137DescriptionDMSO (DiMethyl SulfOxide) penetrates the skin and other membranes without damaging them and can carry other compounds into a biological system. This Rounds With Doc T goes into the mysterious compound that leaves patients treated with it smelling like garlic.Duration1 hour 30 minutesWebinar Notifications30 minutes beforeWebinar PasswordNo password requiredWebinar LinkVideoHost OnParticipant OnWebinar OptionsMute participants upon entryOnly authenticated users can joinRecord the webinar automatically in the local computer -
Lynne started the discussion SBM for human consumption in the forum No Grain Challenge a year ago
Given the dietary attributes of SBM for horses and livestock, is it an appropriate source of protein for humans?
Seeing the concrete positive changes in my horses since November 2024, makes me consider if I should try eating the same product. Of course, there does not exist such a product for human consumption, however, it would not be the… Read more
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