I have been extremely lucky with my vet. He and his staff are really knowledgeable on nutrition and keep up with all the new supplements and feeds and how they affect the horses in their care.
Please do not pigeon hole all DVM's. Our practice has a doctor that specializes in pretty much everything. If they don't know, the university is just a phone call or e-mail away.
A vet can do a blood panel to see what the mare is short on. There may be nutrients her body is not utilizing correctly.
Maybe reread what you quoted I said... because you are missing it
Kevin why don't you find something else to entertain your time.. you obviosly have nothing better to do. I on the other hand have to go now. Real life calls.
Why would this get closed ? I asked for some info and I have recieved it . END.. no need for any more posts.
kevin why don't you find something else to entertain your time.. you obviosly have nothing better to do. I on the other hand have to go now. Real life calls.
Why would this get closed ? I asked for some info and I have recieved it . END.. no need for any more posts.