---In EquineCushings@..., <janieclougher@...> wrote: - I am concerned as with the required amount of hay she is standing for quite a while without, so if the acid levels are increased is she at a

Thanks everyone. I do understand the importance of proper balance. It may get to the point with Strider that I need to be as extreme as I was with Dusty. He was on the Sterretts pellets and I filtered

Hi everyone, I have close to 5 lbs of Phos-4 from horsetech.com that I will not be using. If anyone needs it please contact me off list and I will see if we can work out a plan to get it to you.

I found I could order flax seed from Southern States and grind it myself... less than $30 for 40lbs...Well worth it even if you have to buy a grinder

Hi Debra, I can really empathize with your feelings, as I had those same feelings with Chancey at one time. I DO still think we can help you and Chuckles tho. What do you mean when you say you're

Hi, Pam. I did reply to you by email I think but please let me knwo if you do not receive anything. So am I supposed to delete the previous messages. I'm confused.

He is 6 months in to recovery. Would that still be considered acute??? I do soak his hay and have the whole time he has been sick. He lost and lost and lost weight. He got so skinny, I was

Here in California I have found inexpensive stabilized ground flax at both Costco and Sam's Clubs. Generally it is 3 pounds for about $8. Not every Costco or Sam's Clubs have it, so you may have to

Shari, Just for clarification purposes, are you talking about discoloration/patches in the colored part of the eye (iris) or are you talking about discoloration of the visible part that is normally

I am sitting up here in the frozen north of Ontario, reading these posts for Debra and Chuckles with tears in my eyes. This list is an amazing group of people with generosity of spirit far above

Hi Kim IF your soft caps have soy oil you are okay. If it's glycerin only, zI would cut them open, mix with a little olive oil and serve. Thanks for the sig. Looked up your date of joining -

Hi All LeeAnne is working on fixing this issue, so hang on. Thanks so much everyone for wanting to keep the data accurate! Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine

Hi Shari I can find nothing in our archives about Vit E or Cushing's affecting the sclera. Uncontrolled PPID can affect eye sight because of pressure in hte optic nerve as the tumor enlarges.. Nancy C

Hi Debra! All of us on the EC site certainly feel your frustration and sense of hopelessness. We have all been there at some point and that is the purpose of this site-- to share and pour out our

Debra, I'm short on time this morning, so I'll send hugs and well wishes and write a very brief response that tries to answer your questions fully: 1. for euthanasia, you'll need to have your vet do

Morning Debra, What was Chuckles doing out in his field? HE needs to be in a deeply bedded stall while he is in the Acute stage of founder. Put a blanket on him. Polo wrap his legs (or shipping

Shoot forgot to trim post - Sorry! Pam in Va 12/10 Butters/Story/Frosty ---In EquineCushings@..., <lcknie@...> wrote: ....my horse Chuckles... His whole story is in a diary on The Laminitis Site

Hi Debra! I want to give you a big hug from a little north, in Virginia. Do you think having someone come down and work with you for a day would help? I would be willing to do that for you and

I can't edit the Pergolide DB either. I can see the info I started typing in but names are blank. I tried to edit this again just now, saved it but it reverted to what was there, very little. Lisa

>>Lisa, when you next update your Case History, can you put that info in? It would help others who might be following Miami's progress. Congrats on your progress with Miami! I've now done this