Thanks Ferne for that info. I'll give them a call tomorrow so that I can get the specifics on what it will take for me to get a prescription for the compounded Pergolide capsules. You're right, it

Do I need to take any precautions in disposing of pergolide? Or can I just toss it in the garbage? I know some prescriptions should be disposed of in a proper disposal receptical. Thank

That is very interesting that your vet said that she could not write a prescription for compounded Pergolide in Colorado. The pharmacy I use for my compounded Pergolide, Thriving Pets, happens to be

---In EquineCushings@..., <stephsharpless@...> wrote : Hi again Jaini, My vet agrees to write a prescription for Prascend, but is not able to write a prescription for any compounded drug formulas in

All you have to do is google bulk herbs to find several places. You should follow the suggestions of your treating vets. For members interested in our suggestions on acute and chronic pain, go to the

Thanks, Lavinia. Will do. I just posted photos. Fran and Ford in Texas 7/2005 ECHistory8 ECHistory8 This is ECHistory8, the current ECHistory Group to upload NEW

Hi, Stephanie - Prescribing compounded pergolide at this time still seems to be okay; the scare tactics that BI are advertising to veterinarians have no teeth. Here is the one case that I am aware

Thank you! I'll discuss the re-testing time with my vet. Maxine Cbr, Aust 2010

Hi, Mimi - I agree with Lavinia, both about Yahoo (!) and the amount of groceries Ms. Scarlet is getting. I have found that the only way to keep weight on some of these seniors is with free-choice

Hi again Jaini, My vet agrees to write a prescription for Prascend, but is not able to write a prescription for any compounded drug formulas in the state of Colorado. She can only dispense them

Hi Linda, That 400mg of iron is in a pound of the supplement, so for the recommended 2oz feeding, you are getting 50mg. Not a huge amount but 50mg more than you need of a mineral that is likely

Hi Fran, The wet may be a factor in his being sore today - with the show removal and then the wet conditions, hooves likely absorbed a lot of moisture and got softer quickly so not a s supportive as

Hmmmmmmmmmm. I don't remember if there was a specific reason I chose to give Magic's Pergolide with his evening meal. I "tried" searching thru some messages just now to see if it was recommended to

Thank you, Lavinia. The glue-ons were on for 4 weeks. When the trimmer removed them, the bars were flaking off on their own like crazy, which was lovely to see. It was too wet to glue on more shoes,

- .....The query isto do with his IR status. ACTH 49 pg/mL, Glucose 4.8mmol/L (3.3-6.7) and Insulin 10 mu/L (<42) . Leptin & T4 pending. Given hisbreed- it's unlikely- though not impossible to be

Hi Ferne, Is there a reason you choose to give the Pergolide in the evening?

Ferne, Your horse either responds to very low levels of pergolide, or he's one of the few with a very long half life. In the last study using oral pergolide half life ranged from 3 to 12 hours but the

--In EquineCushings@..., <maxineemc@...> wrote : This is extremely interesting. So if I have a horse suspected of being early PPID, with definite but subtle clinical signs and ACTH levels just above

Iron wasn't on my original printout of the Do NOT Feed list, but I saw something about it the other day in another file. Horse Guard has 400 mg. Is that enough to cause a problem? Up until Thistle's

Hi Everyone, Maree and Huey's case history is now located here so that you can find it more easily. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Maree%20and%20Huey/ - ​LeeAnne,