I cannot find the link to the pergolide database. Has Neo eaten it? Bonnie Ivey 12/08

Hi All, I am also trying to coordinate a fall blood sample to Cornell but only one vet that I know of in our area has sent samples to Cornell in the past. I am trying to get details and total cost

Hi group, My vet has actually asked that I approach the group and specifically Dr. Kellon for advice or direction. He has never seen an ACTH number rise so dramatically and rapidly in just 6

Hello everyone, I just wanted to let you all know that I have posted photos of Misty's feet on EC History 8, which for some reason will not allow me to post the link here. Please keep in mind that

Would appreciate clarification about this.Beer Breakthrough: Hops May Prevent Pasture-Associated Laminitis Beer Breakthrough: Hops May Prevent Pasture-Associated...

Hi Mandy, Yes, I have my hay tested, the ESC is 6.1 and the starch is .8. But according to my vet I should be soaking it because he uses WSC and starch. I decided I'm not soaking it. I am also

The inverted Ca:P ratio is very common in NC pastures and hays. The treatment is simply to balance to the analysis. There is also sometimes an accompanying fluoride toxicity which may require even

Hi Susan...I too have a mini with IR/Cushings. I have the hay tested, her minerals balanced, etc. but unless I weigh the hay and limit her hay to a certain appropriate amount daily, she would surely

Thanks for your input, Dr. Kellon. The analysis of the Coastal hay had a zinc number that was too high and I am in the process of having the hay re-cored and analysed. So no, the calcium/phosphorus

Hi Susan, You didn’t mention if your hay is tested? Some of us have tosoak hay that is 9 or 10% esc/s. Some horses/ponies/minis are supersensitive. Are your minerals balanced to your

My mini gets a certain amount of hay per day. She has IR. She finishes her ration of hay so quickly even though I put it in hay nets. Actually I just got 2 hay nets with 1" openings thinking that

I agree his hoof photos showed some significant mechanical issues to work on. It's difficult, but have to approach all aspects of DDT at the same time.Your vet mentioned hyperparathyroidism. From

I was using the wrong DE. For 18 pounds at .86 it could actually support as much as 1100 lbs when an easy keeper! I think this is the first time you mentioned your horse shares the hay. This makes

Hi group-- I have updated Cory's history, but briefly his blood draw on 8/4 showed an ACTH of 42.2, down but not enough. We have gradually increased his Pergolide to 7mg, as of 8/21. The vet also

Hi Chris, Good work. Please keep us posted as you go along. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support Team

Absolutely, Paula. You got my attention when you said your gelding wouldn't eat it. I looked at last year's sample in your history form and I can see why. I've been on a bit of a toot lately about not

Thanks. On Aug 23, 2014 6:43 PM, "ThePitchforkPrincess@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

Hi Martha, Don't forget that in the files there is a search box that searches only the files. Additionally the ECIR Files Table of Contents is still there for those that still use it(?). -LeeAnne,

Hi Lavinia, I MEANT to say that the group suggested the amount of hay to be fed at 1.5% of body weight, and that the ranch will only feed 2x/day. You DID, in fact, suggest to split it up into several

hey thanx for the update on the blog site. will do. give me a few days regarding pics. can u forward to me copies of three chapters so I can get appropriate ones? all is well- bit spacey. (a little