“Ten Tips On Feeding The Laminitis Prone Horse or Pony”
About Peter
– If you would like to know more about Dr Peter then listen to his previous chats
First Chat (224) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington
Second Chat (332) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington2 – “Ten Tips on Basic Feeding Principles”
Third Chat (361) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington3 – “Ten Tips on Feeding Performance Horses”
Fourth Chat (391) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington4 – “Ten Tips On Basics of Feeding for Breeding Horses”
Fifth Chat (423) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington5 – “Ten Tips on Feeding Considerations for Horses with Gastrointestinal Disorders”
Sixth Chat (452) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington6 – “Ten Points on Common Feeding Myths”
Eighth Chat (526) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington8 – “Ten Tips for Feeding the Senior Horse”
Ninth Chat (540) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington9 – “Ten Tips on Feeding Horses Prone To Gastric Ulcers”
Tenth Chat (552) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington10 – “Ten Nutritional Considerations for Overweight Horses”
About This Episode
“Ten Tips On Feeding The Laminitis Prone Horse or Pony”
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“Ten Tips On Feeding The Laminitis Prone Horse or Pony”
1 – Causes of laminitis
– PPID – Cushings – Treatment with Pregelide?
2 – Symptoms of laminitis and diagnosis
3 – Management during acute stages
– Can lead to death
– Sand yards
– No Exercise
– Lucerne Hay – higher requirement for energy and repair, trace minerals, calm performer
4 – Long term nutritional management for horses with chronic laminitis
5 – Preventing Laminitis in the future
6 – The role of pasture in laminitis – Grazing Muzzle
7 – Feeding the overweight horse with laminitis
– Balanced diet with part of energy needs no lucerne – salt black – gold pellet
8 – Feeding horses who need weight gain with laminitis
– Low glycimie – Fat and Fibre, Lucaren – Equijule
9 – Managing performance horses prone to laminitis
– Show horses are too fat and prone to laminitis
10 – Managing hindgut health to aid in the avoidance of laminitis
Time Stamp
00:56 – Background/Introduction
01:30 – 1 – Causes of laminitis
03:21 – 2 – Symptoms of laminitis and diagnosis
06:14 – 3 – Management during acute stages
09:24 – 4 – Long term nutritional management for horses with chronic laminitis
10:43 – 5 – Preventing Laminitis in the future
12:50 – 6 – The role of pasture in laminitis
15:08 – 7 – Feeding the overweight horse with laminitis
17:24 – 8 – Feeding horses who need weight gain with laminitis
18:47 – 9 – Managing performance horses prone to laminitis
21:21 – 10 – Managing hindgut health to aid in the avoidance of laminitis
23:08 – Summary
25:00 – Contact details see below
Dr Peter’s Contact Details
Phone: 0418 108 946 or +61 418 108 946
Email: phuntington@ker.com https://ker.com/equinews/staff/peter-huntington-b-v-sc-m-c-v-sc/
Website: www.ker.com
Facebook: Peter Huntington
Links
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http://microsteed.com/barastoc
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