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 Must be related to my  vet. When Honey choked 2 years ago on beet pulp, he 
tubed her, took lots of water..then he couldn't figure out what the stuff 
was she'd choked on (as it was fiberousand sort of bleached out by then. I 
had just started feeding beet pulp and didn't make the connection between  
her bolting grain (mostly cause she never got more than  a cup  at a time) 
and her getting into  an unfinished, left in the stall, dried out , what had 
been; soaked beet pulp.She had opened the door of Savannahs' stall and I 
hadn't realised Savannah hadn't finished it the night before in the dark. I 
figured it out a couple days later....

> From: LTYearwood@xxxxxxx
> To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [RC]   breat pulp conclusion
> Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 23:34:53 EST
>
> So the Roto Rooter guy comes to dig out the beat pulp. He gasps when he 
> sees
> it actually shifting the plumbling underneath the sink.
> Sighs when he opens the plumbing and the pressure of opening the pipes 
> causes
> the beat pulp to explode onto his shirt.
> Roto Rooter guy doesn't know what beat pulp is, though he says it certainly
> looks reminescent of, um, runny excrement.
> "You feed this to your horses?" he asks incredulously.
> Roto Rooter guy fixes drains by snaking them. Takes him an entire hour.
> Total due: $84.50
>
> Sigh. The costs of being a newbie.



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