My boss is trying to figure out the math behind the MIRG calculations. I gave him a copy of the calculations off the Freil site (copy below) but he does not see a valid equation here.

Uhg! I just spent about an hour on an addendum to this post and it DISAPPEARED when I inadvertently swept my cursor over a link I included. BEWARE you all don't make the same mistake!!! Anyway,

Karen, Send them to me and I'll post them. shilohmom "at" outlook "dot" com Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support Team

Thanks so much Mandy: I thought that there was a recommendation to use the compounded capsules because they work better than the Prascend. Baron is still stiff. The laminitis has cleared up but

Hi Lavinia - I tried it - when I click on the pics on my computer - and then open the pictures - nothing happens after that. The picture just sits there. If I right click on the opened picture,

Thanks Lavinia! I'll give it a try! Karen Scarborough.ME May 2014 ---- "shilohmom@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

Hi Kris, Prascend is pergolide. Prascend is a tablet in a blister pack. The drug is the same incompounded pergolide as Prascend. Prascend costs a lot more than compounded pergolide. It seems

Hello group: I am completely overwhelmed and cannot seem to sort through all the information. I just want to know if I should give my IR/Cushings horse prascend or pergolide. Please let me know or

Hi Melanie, I would hope he would understand. You can also print out the message I posted with the description of what the mark-ups

Hi Maureen, Glad to hear she is feeling better. The lingering soreness could be due to the uncontrolled PPID, IR, trim or a combination of all of theses. I posted the Cornell results in McKenna's

Thank you Lavinia for the markups. The farrier comes today. We he understand what to do from the orange and pink lines? I will start a folder for Carrera and Shawnee in echistory 8 today Melanie

Hi Kathleen Thank you so much. I did have the vet draw blood for iron on Aug 11. Since that goes to Kansas it take I think she said a week and half?? to get the results back. I will post it as soon

Also other than dirt,you have to remember, if you make tea foryourself it is usually yellow or darker and many of those leaves are green .Youare essentially making 'hay tea' when you soak . Sheri in

I am so sorry, Diane. Thinking of you and Rocky. Thank you for thinking of others. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine nutrition, exercise and the

Hi Susan, Yes, that is normal. Sugar is colorless but dirt on the hay is not and that is what you are seeing. If the water turns really dark, you might consider giving the hay a rinse before

Hi Teri, Yes, it's probably a Neo thing on the link - although it did attach to your reply so who knows. When you have a moment, it would be helpful if you deleted the older history, as long as all

Thanks everyone for the condolences. The pergolide I have has been spoken for.Diane

Hello to anyone who has to soak their hay. I'm doing it for the first time and wondering if it's normal for the water to be like a rust/pinky color after the hay has been soaked? Is that the

Diane, I'm so sorry for your loss. Thanks you for thinking of others at this difficult time. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support Team

Hi Karen, To add photos to your album first open the album. Then click on the purple icon on the upper right side of the screen "Add Photos". A box will come up titled Add Photos. Click on the small