Amen. This work is too important. Thanks for the uplift Ferne. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine nutrition, exercise and the foot. www.ECIRhorse.org Check out

Hey all, I am back online after a brief hiatis. Pony's feet have been a bit neglected and am looking for some help with what to do next , would like to post some pics later this week if anyone is

2 weeks after that abscess broke she abscessed on the left fore. She was getting better (just a little ouchy) and she was trimmed and went totally sore on bothfronts. That was 4 weeks ago. My

Hi Melodie, Thanks for the additional pics. As the vet is coming tomorrow for the xrays, will wait until you have a chance to upload those as well so that we have all the info in hand before making

Don't let Neo get the best of you, Lavinia!!!! Ferne Fedeli No. California 4/2010

Thank you so much for your offer to look at more pics of Amelia's hooves. The vet is coming tomorrow to take x-rays. The IR results combined with the x-rays should give a good idea of what is

Hi Ferne, Sorry about that. Meant to post that to Elva :( Been arguing with Neo and lost my train of thought. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support Team

That was Elva's horse with the Leptin of 2, my Magic was 4. Ferne Fedeli, No. California 4/2010

His Leptin wasn't borderline low, it was borderline high. the range is 1-4 and he was 4... Ferne Fedeli No. California 4/2010 On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 10:00 AM, ejm ejmico@... [EquineCushings]

Hi Caryn https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHistory7/files/Caryn-%20Washington/ It sure looks like a slightly different version of sedivet. One of the side effects is decrease in gastric emptying

My horse broke a canine and had to have it looked at, I researched and researched and told her the sedatives he could not have xylazine and sedivet but so she gave him romifidine. I am hauling him

Hi Ferne, A leptin of 2 is a fantastic number - I'd be ecstatic over that. Normal is 1-4. Higher Leptin is not something you want to see. Has he always been this picky, uninterested in food or is

Hi Ruth, This is the second time I'm trying to reply - hope Neo lets it post. Agree completely with Eva on the possible issues with the samples being thawed and the time lapses between sending and

On June 26th, I posted the information below regarding the recall of Surpass. My vet had informed me that he had received notification from his pharmaceutical supplier that there was this recall.

wrote: Ferne, I think be glad his leptin isn't too low. Beau's is very low and I guess he thinks he is full and I have serious problems getting him to eat at all. I can't find his last reading, it's

Hi Melodie, This isn't your fault and Amelia is lucky to have you as such a caring owner so no more self-flagellation - OK :) . You have very good instincts, which is a huge plus for your girl. It is

Marion - I am sorry to hear your mare has had some issues. Must say that colic from pergolide is not a common occurrence, if at all. Not to say your mare didn't have these problems. I don't

Mercy! Good thing I'm skipping Glucose. I'm just doing ACTH, Insulin & Leptin... My guy has consistently higher insulin than he should, but the Leptin has been within limits the last couple of

On July 3 I started my mare on Prascend (sp?) at 1mg per day. By day 6, she was showing signs of inappetence. I chatted with my vet and we agreed to drop her down to 1 mg every 3rd day until she got

Just my experience, my Frosty was having an ongoing uveitis attack and we couldn't get it under control. The vet suggested taking him off the 2 mg of pergolide and putting him on 1 mg prascend. Vet