I forwarded on the comments re:the feed (without attribution) to Brian Lamb, the developer of the feed. He has worked with two nutritionist in the development of the feed. This is a brand new feed,

"Mandy Woods" <bittersweetfarm@...> wrote: Yes, when the temps get in the 40s (and they frequently do) *and* he has his full coat, he sweats in the neck and chest areas, and yes, he is

Duh. I went to photos and saw how to create an album. Chance's bone fragment x-ray and navicular deterioration x-ray are in the album there if anyone want to give me some help on this. Thanks so

Cindy, Does Alf sweat on pergolide during the winter months? Is his dose enough? Mandy and Asher in VA

"goodnewfgril" <ralf.jansen@...> wrote: I Oh, believe me, so am I! But I finally realized one day that Alf, being a Cushings horse, needed special care, and the reason his coat was always

I have a Cushing's mare...20 years old. She is on pergolide for just over a month and has just had her bloodwork drawn for confirmation that the dosage is correct. She has had her starch/sugar

Judy, I'm sorry for your loss. Amy & Misty (C/IR) in PA (Echo, Pebbles, & Cherry on HIH) wrote: it some suffering. and a abuse

I use padded bell boots inside simple boots to help with rubbing. I found that this combination also works well to retain warmth and to keep out snow. Boas are one of the few boots I do not have so

What is the significance of protein? Might be changing vets-need to hold off on ACTH. Jean

Hi Kris, I was thinking this exact same thing and wondering what you guys do who have wet, nasty weather. I live in Southern California. In the evenings, after work, I take Dazzle for a walk. It

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 that you might have to blanket when the temps dip

Hi Everyone, My 20 yr old cushings, ir, laminitic Morgan (Misty) has once again reminded me of the importance of staying on the ball with horses such as herself. Her last bout of laminitis began last

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@...