I gave Fionn one back in May and he was fine. I gave it alone, not combined with other shots and gave him a day off from work. He’s PPID and IR and 18. There is too much risk here in KY, so I

Thank you for saying this,Judy : >I knew Dex Suppression was not good from research I did. But never dreamed the famous vet in our area would test that way!!! I thought he was an expert! I doubt he

Judy - Please, don't pick and choose! Go back to Mandy's post that was written to you from an owner's perspective, and her many, many years volunteering on this list - this is not just chat info but

Thanks for your post, Kerry. Your tone made me smile, wryly. This caught my eye. >I've used many compounded Rxs through the years and have a handful of proven pharmacies that I trust to formulate

Elva, you are the reason I joined this list. :) I knew Dex Suppression was not good from research I did. But never dreamed the famous vet in our area would test that way!!! I thought he was an

Drs. Little & Gockowski-- Thanks for the levity afforded by your ivory tower espousals--it sure breaks the tedium of dealing with actual problems like laminitis, euthanasia, and heartbreak. A good

I have used a pitted prune at Dr. Kellon's suggestion, Can your mare deal with that? I place a small plastic dishpan under my pony's chin while feeding the pill. That way the pill can be seen if it

Sorry Marion but I have one more comment... If you or Dr Gockowski would be willing to share Dr Davis's 2012 pergolide study, Id be happy to put it in the files. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator

Hi everyone I have a 14 year old QH who foundered last year from what we suspected of being over fed grain. I had someone taking care of them for a weekend and she way over fed her. She came back from

I do not have a place to dry lot Rudy. He has never shown any foot tenderness or laminiticsymptoms. I have tried to watch his weight, putting him in the corral overnight when grass is rank and when

Oh Marian. You’ve stepped in it this time, IMO. You have very clearly demonstrated that you have rarely if ever actually followed anything that goes on here. Who said anything about “denying

Here is another WNV page, maintained by USGS. http://diseasemaps.usgs.gov/wnv_ca_veterinary.html Their FAQ states: "the maps on our web site are based on the official data from the CDC. We

Hi Judy, I have been a member of this list since 2004 and it has helped me immensely. It is sometimes difficult to find a vet who is knowledgeable about Cushings but they are around. And if you can

Marion - Your post is old news. We've seen it before, and I doubt few will disagree that Prascend in 1mg form will most likely have better potency than 1mg of compounded, even when not in powder or

Hang in there Judy. It's not always lie this. Promise. The group is here to be supportive so hang in. It's what the members have been doing for almost fifteen years. Saw you post of Facebook as to

Marion, I take great umbrage with your comments to me. You have takenalmost my entire post to Judy and twisted it to suite your personal vendettaagainst this list. I am here to HELP people help

My apologies as well. The statement: 'Compounded pergolide is a crapshoot.' simply does not explain the hundreds (conservative) or thousands (probably more realistic) of horses that have had

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