Hi Karen Cannot comment on you blood work but I would not give red cell. Would insist on getting the hard numbers from the vet and begin increasing pergolide slowly if it is warranted based on the

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHistory2/files/Jane%20and%20Miss%20Kitty/ Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in

I would like to update Miss Kitty’s history. She is doing fine. I have been swamped and just have not had two spare minutes to rub against each other. I cannot find the link to get to her

Lisanne, I am so sorry for your loss. I also apologize if this posts twice, yahoo black holes and moodiness. I wish you peace and happy memories. Fly free, Lacey, green grass and blue skies

Lorna asked: >Do you have any concerns about the handling of the sample at all? >I'm just asking because of the low insulin. I paused at that reading. Vet was aware of the protocols and I'm sure he

What a beautiful tribute, and how wonderful that you shared your love for each other all those years. Fly free Lacey, along with all the others we have loved and who are dancing with the stars. Donna

Hi all On a local forum, there is a discussion about laminitis taking place and causes etc. and, of course, I've thrown in my two cents' worth (LOL!). However someone's just come back with the fact

Hi Ruth, Do you have any concerns about the handling of the sample at all? I'm just asking because of the low insulin. >Insulin - 4.06 ulU/ML (normals 10-40) >Non-fasting Glucose - 80 pmo/L (normal

Blood sample was taken 2014-02-25. As a precaution, since November 2013, Bounce has been on 1mg/5cc of pergolide powder dissolved in water and administered by syringe, with emergency diet supplement

Ha! Thanks Bob, I actually have 3 rasps, I look at them once in a while, and have actually picked one up with intent and chickened out. I think I could learn, its those clipper things they use to cut

Sourcing folic acid and B6 is the bulking agent Dicalciumphosphate ok any advise about ingredients to avoid welcome. Thanks Kim Halifax UK 2011

Hi Julie, The rehab trim is part theory, part feel, and part observe the horse. Many of us trim because we could not find a farrier who could/would do "the rehab trim." Is a rasp in your hands out

Thank you, Dr. Kellon, for your response and the information. My friend’s old gelding has been on a daily dose (1 g./day) of this powdered bute formulation for over a year, at great expense.

ya I cant figure out trimming the text either ... I emailed the marked x rays to him, as well as the instructions that were written along with it, he has a couple of days to mull this over in his

Julie - I don't seem to be able to trim excess text - Anyway, raising heels to avoid DDFT pull is a long held belief that is almost impossible to shake from many folks who were trained in hoof care

Yes - I believe Heike has mentioned more concavity in snow. My guys get flatter in the winter/snow. I always assumed it was the very dry, concave feet the rest of the year on conforming, abrasive

I don't have results of ACTH yet. But vet called this am and said CBC shows low counts and vet says likely ACTH is high and that he is severely anemic and to start red cell ASAP. She said white count

Pergoide info should be sent to LeeAnne. She said: If you are able to, save me some time and use the ECIR Pergolide Dosage Database Entry Form . Just copy and paste it into an email, add your

Thanks Susan, I read that over a few times and this passage ( copied below) makes me nervous, sounds like you have to really know what your doing and now I am starting to question, my farrier of 10

Hello Linda, >>Probably a better assessment of descent or not is the depth of the collateral grooves in a correctly balanced foot.<< Following this with interest as my pony's feet are somewhat flat,