Judy, How wonderful that you could provide a good last years for Rocket. We feel for you loss and know that you miss him. Pam and Kazee Icy/Snowy Missouri

beet pulp (unsweetened) Distillers Dried Grains and Wheat Middlings. I agree with what Joan said. You would definitely have to a mineral program that matches this feed, not a fixed formula mineral.

<shabbonawoman@...> wrote: This is a relatively small decrease, within the lower range for some labs. Could be mild "euthyroid sick syndrome". Some suppression in white cell count is common with

<sorayacharlotte@...> wrote: Ask them to give you figures for WSC, ESC and starch. They've already come back and said that they don't test for ESC so change the language a bit and ask them for WSC,

wrote: A 7.8 (140) is more than a mild elevation, but the stress could certainly do that. Upper end triglycerides is seen in IR. The stress *might* also explain the T4 via the blood sugar. Meals that

http://diaglab.vet.cornell.edu/test/ Cornell University and the AHDC have negotiated discounts with both DHL (formerly Airborne) and UPS courier services, which the AHDC is pleased to pass

Toddy got worse and meanwhile I emailed the feed company to ask what the ESC was. The company took forever to reply and Toddy really needed something changing so I went ahead and puther onto

Judy another good performer has cross the rainbow bridge - he must have had a big heart - he has been set free to run with the wind Suzie in Oz From: EquineCushings@...

Hello everyone I have got some of Jacks blood results back & I would appreciate some help in understanding. The test results read as sent: General Biochemistry: Specimen: Serum

Lindsey, WOW!!! Great job!! Good work. It's hard to pull it all together AND get your horse to respond, but you're doing it!! You want to aim for normal. This has to be a lifestyle change for your

I have a disc with x-rays taken of my horses feet yesterday. Is there a trick to uploading them? I am getting an error saying the format is not supported. I would really like to get feedback. My

Judy, we are so sorry to hear about Rocket, but glad he went without much suffering. He was lucky to have ended up with you for his remaining years. Our condolences and heartfelt hugs. - Cindy and

"Larson" <seahorses3@...> wrote: We sure are. Keep us informed! And watch your toes...they certainly won't! ;-) - Cindy and Alf (and entourage) in NY

"goodnewfgril" <ralf.jansen@...> wrote: If she's sweating under that coat (and it looks like she is), then the coat is doing her no good as insulation against the cold anyway. A horse

Thanks for the support...I've just spent a while reading. I found where Dr. Kellon says p.m. for ACTH is most desireable. HOWEVER, on the calculation sheet it clearly states: I and G must be from

Mandy- Since posting to you I found the "start here" link- I think all my questions (so far) are answered there. Thanks again! Step-mom to Cowboy and Buckshot

Julie, I promise it will get easier - and better. I can't speak to the a.m. or p.m. thing (I'm just happy when my vet is able to get here at all), but I've watched my vet look at the finished

First of all, another thank you to this list! I believe it's possible Sei would no longer be here if I hadn't found this site. He is a different horse than the one I had 8 months ago. Now, for more

I got the glucose back already..but I don't know..last Sept the number was 72..today the number is 66. Remember, my vet's purple tube got rejected. The vet told me she tipped the centrifuge over to

Thanks so much for replying Mandy- I did not receive the "start here" file (but appreciate the other info I received). Please forward if possible. Let me clarify... This gelding is not mine- I ride