I'm sorry, I must disagree with this informationand enter this discussion. "Hi Judy, The bestthing you can do right now is send your local vets to this website. Yourquestion ‘’can

---In EquineCushings@..., <des788@...> wrote : What is the info source for the "high activity in WNV cases both human and horses?" The outbreak alert webpage is not reporting any cases in humans or

Hi Beverly, Linda's already addressed the thin sole aspect. Yes, I would recommend trimming the heels down more, but ONLY the heels, so you get the coffin bones properly realigned so they stop

Hi Judy, The best thing you can do right now is send your local vets to thiswebsite. It is our educational site. Many vets confuse the twoconditions, Cushings with Insulin Resistance because

Hi Beverly, No real difference other than if she likes it better she may swallow rather than drop it. Need either one to be at least damp for it to work. I wouldn't use PB or mayo in an IR, footsore

Beverly - Many reasons for thin soles, most of them purely mechanical. Her heels were very high with the original rads from a few months ago. Suspect she's been trimmed 'status quo' with that form

Hi Sue, Yes it looks like any link containing the word "https://pets." will not be redirected. Yahoo seems less than helpful about this so it is up to us to fix this for ourselves. :-/ At least the

Hi Julie, She looks wonderful! Good job. Some of them do need lower than the 10% that works for the majority of the horses. What is the starch part of the 9.3%? Possibly, the starch fraction is

hello group, i have a lot of catching up tp do , people keep dying around me or coming down with very serious systemic diseases so my horses have been put on hold, That being said baring any

I need to find a vet who is knowledgeable about the treatment of Equine Cushings. I live in Southwest Missouri and have just received results of a Dex Suppression test that confirm Cushings in my

OK, I will ask the farrier about leaving the pillars. Should I trim her now at three weeks, even though she's still sore? Farrier wants to wait... Thank you! -- Beverly Meyer, MBA Clinical and

Thanks Linda and Lavinia for looking. Yes the trim was 3 weeks ago and the pictures were yesterday 10/27/14. No one trims her sole so why is it so thin and how can I grow it? She's on Biotin. I don't

Thanks Nancy and Lavinia for the responses. Question: why is feeding the powder sprinkled on Nuzu pellets any different from powder sprinkled on wet ODTB? Do they quid less with a food pellet

Beverly - Just a point of clarification before needing to sign off the computer. It seems as if Lavinia and I are saying the opposite of each other - I said the toe needs to come back, and she said

What is the info source for the "high activity in WNV cases both human and horses?" The outbreak alert webpage is not reporting any cases in humans or horses near San Juan

Well, you beat everyone to it! Thanks! Linda EC Primary Response West Coast May 2004

Beverly - Just so I understand - the trim is now three weeks old and the x-rays are from 27 Oct? The photos are really, really large - 4-6 MB which makes them hard to download to review. Any chance

Hi Beverly, I moved your photos and xrays into Ginger's photo album on ECHistory8 in the Photos section. That is also where her previous xrays are. Here is the link to the

I loaded new pics and xrays. I think... May I ask someone to please look and advise? She was trimmed significantly by new farrier 3 weeks ago and has been quite sore but is better today on the

I'm sorry Laura - multi-tasking.... That last post should have read "he would NOT survive contracting any of the insect born diseases" ---In EquineCushings@..., <threecatfarm@...> wrote : I know he