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Doc-t posted a new post. 3 years ago
Various Topics - Rounds With Doc T (see excerpt) February 16, 2023 ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )“Ask Me Anything” – The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted under this discussion topic (see below in Replies). In…
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Matt-Support started the discussion Rounds with Doc T – February 16th, 2023 [[Replay]] in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Rounds with Doc T – February 16th, 2023 [[Replay]]
Rounds With Doc T
February 16th, 2023
Ask Doc T Anything
5 minutes 0 seconds: Theft and slaughter – How can horse owners protect their horses from being stolen or slaughtered on their property? This is an increasing problem in a lawless and hungry society for which I’m not sure there is a good answer.
16 min 50 sec: How much soybean meal… Read more
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Doc-t posted a new post. 3 years ago
Various Topics - Rounds With Doc T (see excerpt) February 1, 2023 ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )1)Threshold of pain. 2) Medication v sedation. 3) Cheek tooth fractures. 4) Tooth abscess. 5) Misoprostol & gut ulcers. 7) Laminitis in a donkey.
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Matt-Support started the discussion Rounds with Doc T – February 1st, 2023 [[Replay]] in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Rounds with Doc T - February 1st, 2023 [[Replay]]
Rounds With Doc T
February 1st, 2023
Ask Doc T Anything format
4 minutes 10 seconds: Threshold of pain – Here, I start a discussion about the horses’ ability to tolerate pain. This is an individual concept and needs to be assessed for each horse worked on, where pain may become a limiting factor.
7 min 10 sec: Medication versus sedation… Read more
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Doc-t posted a new post. 3 years ago
Various Topics - Rounds With Doc T (see excerpt) January 19, 2023 ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )“Ask Me Anything” – The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted under this discussion topic (see below in Replies). In…
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msegovia1@yahoo.com replied to the discussion Rounds with Doc T – January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]] in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Reply to Rounds with Doc T - January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]]
Hi Dr. T., I rescued a mare 3.5 months ago, I believe she’s 20 years old? She was very skinny w/her ribs showing. I got her back to good state w/6 lbs. Tribute wholeness Blend feed (no wheat middling nor grain etc). & I gave her 1/2 pound of soybean meal, 4 pounds of alfalfa/Timothy soaked pellets daily w/2-flakes of alfalfa hay & 24/7 free… Read more
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Doc-t replied to the discussion Rounds with Doc T – January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]] in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Reply to Rounds with Doc T - January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]]
Hey, y’all! I have many questions asked of me as I go to farms for work. But this is your forum, so if you have a question, I will give these questions priority. Leave them here so I can do some prep work. Thanks, Doc T
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Matt-Support started the discussion Rounds with Doc T – January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]] in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Rounds with Doc T - January 19th, 2023 [[Replay]]
The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted under this discussion topic (see below in Replies). In addition, there may be subjects I cover that I have heard on my farm calls or topics I have found interesting from podcasts or books I have listened to… Read more
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User1626626140 updated their profile 3 years ago
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User1626626140 posted an update 3 years ago
A pine tree was struck by lightning in a horses pasture. Do I cut the stump low to the ground or ground the stump?
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This can go either way.
If left tall, it can become an obstacle to be wounded on. If ground, it can become a depression over time as the roots rot.
Some have left the stump tall, like 6 feet (2m) which a horse will remember as always being there. But ground flat works, too, if you remember to add fill as needed.
Another option is to grind… Read more
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Kay posted an update 3 years ago
Does anyone have any experience as to whether the No Grain Challenge Diet can aid a horse prone to Lyme flare-ups? Thank you.
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Doc-t replied to the discussion Rounds With Doc T – "No-Grain Challenge Review" – 2022 December 26th in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Reply to Rounds With Doc T – "No-Grain Challenge Review" - 2022 December 26th
This was sent to me via email. Very interesting and insightful questions that I touch on in this Rounds. These could easily be addressed in more detail in an AMA, which I think I will do in January.
- I can find little on bioavailability and it seems to be ignored by horse nutritionists. In fact it seems to be completely ignored by the…
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DinahC replied to the discussion Rounds With Doc T – "Breakdown Of Connective Tissue In Horses" 2022 April 25th in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Reply to Rounds With Doc T - "Breakdown Of Connective Tissue In Horses" 2022 April 25th
The discussion of Healing tendons – Ultra Sound and MRI…..vs hands and stimulation of connective tissue/fascia.
My horse and her friend both tore their tendons on the same day, same incident…. The Herd run ended up with entire herd breaking out of their camp and going for a run. Two pulled up lame, both with seriously badly torn… Read more
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Doc-t posted a new post. 3 years ago
Review Of The No-Grain Challenge In Horses - Rounds With Doc T ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )The primary purpose of the “no-grain challenge” is to offer horse owners a way to feed horses according to their evolutionary development. The reason is to prevent the plethora of ailments horses now have that,…
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Doc-t replied to the discussion Rounds With Doc T – "No-Grain Challenge Review" – 2022 December 26th in the forum Rounds With Doc T Meetings and Events 3 years ago
Reply to Rounds With Doc T – "No-Grain Challenge Review" - 2022 December 26th
If anyone wants to submit a new testimonial, this would be a good time. Leave it here for others to see. Doc T
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