Hi, Sue- Lavinia is exactly correct about the advantages of regional limb perfusion vs systemic antibiotics; and I fully concur with her entire post. Hang in there, Sue - we are not there with you, so

Great work, Michele - so good to hear these updates! Bute is fine as a short-term anti-inflammatory. Firocoxib (Equioxx, Previcox) is a more selective anti-inflammatory, and probably less likely to

Hi, I have looked at the file for Bute alternatives, ... and it deals mostly with foot pain as far as I can discern... I would like to have something on hand besides ice for general injury

Hi Laura, Dr. Kellon did reply with some comments on the xrays. Can't comment much on the latest situation without seeing photos of the current trim itself but unless the toes were solidly backed,

Hi Sue, Dr Kellon and/or Dr. Clougher will correct me if I'm wrong here but the way I understand it, the whole point of doing a Regional Limb Perfusion is to get highly concentrated doses of

I'm slowly getting things together for my mare Darcy. I have a great barn owner, who has moved her to her own dry lot where she can be fed alone and where I can make a slow feeder for her hay. This is

hello again, we do have princess on smz because of there might be a infection. what really blows my mind is that there is little drainage on the club hoof and none on the other since I have been

*** Prascend Experiences Anxiety is running high over the claim that 1 to 3 mg of Prascend (average size horse) will work as well as any dose of compounded pergolide. The value of this group

We have a lot of new members. Learning to navigate Yahoo takes a bit of work. Once you have it though, the resource is invaluable. If you are trying to find a particular file or topic discussion,

This is a high volume list that can be difficult to follow. Help make it easier for everyone by following the Message Posting Guidelines below: 1) Sign your posts. This is a very large group.

Laura, you're not the first to learn that credentials/flash often mean squat. I>>'d like to know the group's/Dr. Kellon's thoughts on his feet. Did you miss Dr. Kellon's comments about the

>>I filled out the form, but sadly I have no idea how to make a folder and/or upload it to the files section. Hi Mary, The instructions on how to download and upload CH's are in the instructions file

Hi, Karen - Yes, there is a lot to this group! The good news is that there is a ton of information here, it is somewhat easier to find than on the usual forums, and the posts are monitored for being

Thank you for your reply. I filled out the form, but sadly I have no idea how to make a folder and/or upload it to the files section. The page I saw about this didn't really tell how to do it. I'm

I had a good farrier shoe Pabatsa for about 2 years. Then he became "Mr. Hollywood" and started training people to work for him while he is off shoeing three 2016 Olympic horses and flying all over

Ooops I forgot to sign the post. Karen Colorado It's going to take me a little bit to figure this group out. There is a lot to it!

Thank You Jaini I will work on the case history and hope to get it posted in the next few days. it's LOOOONG! So I'm confused about the sugar. I thought it was NSC (which is WSC and Starch

This is a bit OT so I'll keep it brief and you can move to EC Hoof for further discussion. Your front foot radiographs show good bone alignment, no evidence of laminitis and OK palmar angle. However,

Hi, Sue - I know you are doing everything you can for Princess; from your insulin numbers, it does look like her insulin has decreased (could be due to weight loss). Did you get an ACTH on her at the

---In EquineCushings@..., <wolffarm4@...> wrote : Hello again, I'm unset about the comment on not keeping princess insulin in check... The comment was about checking her insulin level. As others