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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
So how do i get him through the loss of his best buddy? i don't want him pacing the fence and screaming for days looking for her. Hard enough to go through this then to have jasper screaming and
So how do i get him through the loss of his best buddy? i don't want him pacing the fence and screaming for days looking for her. Hard enough to go through this then to have jasper screaming and
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
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Yes he cleans up the cubes,and wants more. forgot to add that in last post.
Thank you,
Corrine and Jasper
MN 4/2014
ECHistory8
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Hi
Yes he cleans up the cubes,and wants more. forgot to add that in last post.
Thank you,
Corrine and Jasper
MN 4/2014
ECHistory8
ECHistory8
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Re: understanding ACTH test results
I had the same “normal” results using MSU. Cornell testing confirmedmy suspicions of PPID. Use Cornell.
Michelle Riley
NW Indiana
Aug ‘09
I had the same “normal” results using MSU. Cornell testing confirmedmy suspicions of PPID. Use Cornell.
Michelle Riley
NW Indiana
Aug ‘09
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Michelle Riley
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
Hi
He was back before all his trouble he got 24/7 hay round bale put in feeder and a handful of timothy pellets for supplements,that was 2 years ago. He's been losing weight he was on the fat side
Hi
He was back before all his trouble he got 24/7 hay round bale put in feeder and a handful of timothy pellets for supplements,that was 2 years ago. He's been losing weight he was on the fat side
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
>So total amount is 28.5lbs a day,hay is gone by am feeding. He's drinking 25 gallons a day sometimes more.
How many pounds total feed was he eating before,in 'normal' times ?
Is he gaining weight on
>So total amount is 28.5lbs a day,hay is gone by am feeding. He's drinking 25 gallons a day sometimes more.
How many pounds total feed was he eating before,in 'normal' times ?
Is he gaining weight on
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
Hi Karen
He has another gelding,but they aren't buddy's, other gelding is very mean boss horse.
Thank you,
Corrine and Jasper
MN 4/2014
ECHistory8
ECHistory8
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Hi Karen
He has another gelding,but they aren't buddy's, other gelding is very mean boss horse.
Thank you,
Corrine and Jasper
MN 4/2014
ECHistory8
ECHistory8
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corrine haffner
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
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He gets 1.5 of ODTB cubes in AM and PM upping pms ODTB cubes to 2lbs tonight so 3.5 lbs of cubes a day, 25lbs of hay thats soaked. So total amount is 28.5lbs a day,hay is gone by am feeding. He's
Hi
He gets 1.5 of ODTB cubes in AM and PM upping pms ODTB cubes to 2lbs tonight so 3.5 lbs of cubes a day, 25lbs of hay thats soaked. So total amount is 28.5lbs a day,hay is gone by am feeding. He's
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
Hi Corinne -
Are you planning a replacement for your mare as a new buddy for Jasper? If you get the replacement now, Jasper could become used to it and not have as hard a time when your mare has
Hi Corinne -
Are you planning a replacement for your mare as a new buddy for Jasper? If you get the replacement now, Jasper could become used to it and not have as hard a time when your mare has
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
>Jasper is eating none stop do i let him eat all he want's?
My first reply seems to have evaporated.
Horses in pain often require more than their normal amounts of feed in order to hold their
>Jasper is eating none stop do i let him eat all he want's?
My first reply seems to have evaporated.
Horses in pain often require more than their normal amounts of feed in order to hold their
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
>I always try to make sure that the horses here get to see their buddy after the deed is done.
Also Rescue Remedy helps.
Lornain Ontario,Canada
ECIR Moderator 2002
*SeeWhat Works in
>I always try to make sure that the horses here get to see their buddy after the deed is done.
Also Rescue Remedy helps.
Lornain Ontario,Canada
ECIR Moderator 2002
*SeeWhat Works in
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
>So how do i get him through the loss of his best buddy?
I'm so sorry,Corrine.
I always try to make sure that the horses here get to see their buddy after the deed is done.
It helps .
Lornain
>So how do i get him through the loss of his best buddy?
I'm so sorry,Corrine.
I always try to make sure that the horses here get to see their buddy after the deed is done.
It helps .
Lornain
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Re: Re Now Eating issues & loss of pasture mate.WAS: Testing ACTH & Doxycycline Question:
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Jasper is eating none stop do i let him eat all he want's? or do i limit amounts of hay he can have? If he has hay he never quits eating. This is new to me he's never been like this before,so i'am
Hi
Jasper is eating none stop do i let him eat all he want's? or do i limit amounts of hay he can have? If he has hay he never quits eating. This is new to me he's never been like this before,so i'am
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Re: Increase Pergolide when?
Hi Kerry
Not sure we can say all horses will need or should taper up and/or down. There are many who stay on one dose all year. Because fall is the worst time for so many, dose increases happen
Hi Kerry
Not sure we can say all horses will need or should taper up and/or down. There are many who stay on one dose all year. Because fall is the worst time for so many, dose increases happen
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Re: Was: Increase Pergolide -Now: Who Tests annually in Spring?
Hi! I test frequently all year long, but my timeframe is very limited thus far. You prob saw this rough table from a prev post:
My mare's ACTH's (all at Cornell):
9/24/14.....ACTH 36.6 untreated,
Hi! I test frequently all year long, but my timeframe is very limited thus far. You prob saw this rough table from a prev post:
My mare's ACTH's (all at Cornell):
9/24/14.....ACTH 36.6 untreated,
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Was: Increase Pergolide -Now: Who Tests annually in Spring?
Hi Bob,
You asked if the laminitis in your horse was early due to earlier seasonal changes or progression of the disease. A really good question!
This is something our collective case histories and
Hi Bob,
You asked if the laminitis in your horse was early due to earlier seasonal changes or progression of the disease. A really good question!
This is something our collective case histories and
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Re: Increase Pergolide when?
Very interesting reading these responses & ever so helpful for a "first-timer" going into the seasonal rise.
So...PPID horses *will* need a pergolide increase during the rise? Is that the standard
Very interesting reading these responses & ever so helpful for a "first-timer" going into the seasonal rise.
So...PPID horses *will* need a pergolide increase during the rise? Is that the standard
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Re: Lab Test
Hi Michele,
DEFINITELY go with Nancy's advice! Sorry for any confusion I caused you! I was thinking along the lines of:
1) not knowing what circumstances under which the labs were drawn, and
2) If
Hi Michele,
DEFINITELY go with Nancy's advice! Sorry for any confusion I caused you! I was thinking along the lines of:
1) not knowing what circumstances under which the labs were drawn, and
2) If
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Re: Increase Pergolide when?
Well, Nancy, I hadn't really noticed much difference in my horse last year at the time of his tests, but then later on he got Laminitis. Mild this time, but it really took me by surprise. He had
Well, Nancy, I hadn't really noticed much difference in my horse last year at the time of his tests, but then later on he got Laminitis. Mild this time, but it really took me by surprise. He had
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Re: Increase Pergolide when?
Hi Diane,
So you have already started your increase. Interesting. I was shooting for July 1st. Maybe I will still plan on that for this year and see how it goes...
Ferne Fedeli
No.
Hi Diane,
So you have already started your increase. Interesting. I was shooting for July 1st. Maybe I will still plan on that for this year and see how it goes...
Ferne Fedeli
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Re: Understanding Bonnie's insulin results
>>Good job for being so proactive with yourherd.<<
I'm starting to thinking "paranoid" is probably the more relevant "p" word in this case hee hee.
I am treating all my horses as though they are IR.
>>Good job for being so proactive with yourherd.<<
I'm starting to thinking "paranoid" is probably the more relevant "p" word in this case hee hee.
I am treating all my horses as though they are IR.
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