Thank you for your response, I will take a look at the link! Im just looking for a more affordable option, if there is one. Thank you, Banjo in Southern California Joined in Sept 2014

Thank you for the replies. My questions are : am i understanding correctly that peroglide is superior to prascend?And am I also understanding that if my horse does not have IR then low starch low

I read a article written by Dr Kellon stating that taurine has been shown to help with IR in recent studies. So I got some from my best horse but I don't know how much to give. I think I joined in

"I did a search on "previcox and gabapentin in horses" on yahoo----there are some other people that have done what you are doing" Thanks, Sally, that info. Sometimes I am not so good with the

I've used Dry Den in my stalls for several years. My vet recommended it. It is sometimes like walking on marbles (for us humans) the first thing, so I spray water all over it as soon as I turn the

>PPI? Please explain.... I think what was meant was PPID. Please help us by signing your posts. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

PPI? Please explain....

Lindsey: I am Valeree's barn mate. I probably do not need to re-order ODTB cubes for another couple of weeks. However, Gentry at Fox Feed, Acton mentioned before that she was going to stock some

Hi Josey, From our Files,here is a link to update your case history: Yahoo! Groups Yahoo! Groups Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content.

Hello Julie, Not a moderator, but I do have a PSSM/IR/PPID mare. And I apologize to the moderators for being OT. There is a EPSM/PSSM Yahoo group that can give you help and direction. It's similar

Hi LJ I have switched one for one between Prascend and compound. You have to watch symptoms. See Pergolide 101 file and scale of symptoms in this doc: I have also cut the tablet in half. BI

Hi Lj, Although Prascend and compounded pergolide contain the same active ingredient, the formulations are different and there may be some differences in the potency. If you switch back and forth you

Hi LJ Data.....Check out the pergolide dbase in the FILES section for a good review of doses and how horses are treated. Cushing’s cannot be treated by low ESC and Starch feed. Neuron’s fail in

Hi, The cushings prob won't be the direct cause of illness/death, but complications due to the disease can do that, not to mention cause the horse to suffer. The pergolide is the gold standard and it

Is it okay to switch between the two meds? For example let's say you had one month of prascend and then next month pergolide? Also if using prascend and knowing that the active ingredient is fixed

I was looking for actual data and that is very helpful to me. Is there any data on what happens to horses with full-blown Cushing's that remain untreated? Is there any data on what happens to horse

Hi Josey, Here is a link to your case history: Yahoo! Groups Yahoo! Groups Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content. View on

>>I still can't access the database. Hi Tiffany, Try clearing your cache/history. Here's a post from Nancy explaining why this might help and how to do it:

Lj, We did a poll on our UK/Europe support group (2,600+ members) and owners reported around 30% of horses started on the initially recommended dose (usually 1 mg) had symptoms of the pergolide veil

LJ - It's only important if it's your horse. I find it hard to believe the vet has not observed the veil. In my experiences with my vet and from feedback from my trim clients with PPID horses, all