Meant to put the previous comment about 0DTBC in reply to another post - sorry! -- Robyn & Toons North Bay, CA April 2016 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Robyn%20and%20Toons

Geez, I hope I am buying the right ODTBC. The product I get is ALWAYS rock hard. I buy the lavender label by triple crown. Is that the one you buy Ferne? -- Robyn & Toons North Bay, CA April

Geez, I hope I am buying the right ODTBC. The product I get is ALWAYS rock hard. I buy the lavender label by triple crown. Is that the one you buy Ferne? -- Robyn & Toons North Bay, CA April

Hi Melanie, I've added the mark-ups to Sugar's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=5903&p=pcreated,,,20,2,0,0 As we talked about before, the toes are too long at ground level, there

Hi Dr. Kellon, We purchased twice tested orchard grass for Toons. The analysis is in Hay folder with my Case History). I am out of the balanced minerals prepared for our previous hay. I have

I have been buying my ODTB cubes at Rivertown in Petaluma since I twisted Don's arm & convinced him to start carrying them. I always soak them in warm water for a few minutes before using them as a

Alrighty...thanks so much! -- Sandy March 2017, Corona, New Mexico, USA Case History: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sandy%20and%20Andy .

Hi Sandy, Buy the boots to fit the horse correctly, they are sized to use pads in them. As his trim progresses, the feet will get smaller too. Too big is one of the main reasons you get rubs. Use the

http://www.thehorse.com/articles/39245/feeding-the-endocrine-challenged-horse?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=nutrition&utm_campaign=05-29-2017 I was feeling pretty good about this article until I

The diagnosis can't be made from radiographs alone but he has considerable bone loss and findings consistent with osteomyelitis - bone infection. If that is the case, you could try regional limb

Hi Judy, Have you done a case history? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

The "head"/supervising pharmacist told me the same thing end of last week and that it is based on independent stability testing of their pergolide in oil. I haven't seen the actual paperwork yet, but

Casey, I had a long conversation with a PHP pharmacist last week who reiterated what is stated on the capsule vial label: the date of compounding is day one of their stability claim of 6 months. The

Hi Dr. K and Lavinia, I got new radiographs of King (hopefully the correct views) so you can see what you need. He quit abscess draining about 3 weeks ago, and has been dry since. He still won't put

Thriving Pets is not a pharmacy and does not do the compounding. Questions about compounding should be directed only to, and answered only by, the licensed pharmacist. In fact, that's the law.

I’m guessing that the (6 month?) expiration date is from when the bulk pergolide mesylate is manufactured, not the date it is purchased by the compounding pharmacy and also not the date the pharmacy

Lavinia....before I read and view more I just want to thank you from the bottom of my, and Andy's, heart! SO comprehensive! I think I will make copies of all of this and send them on to the vet and

Oh thank you Lorna....your last line put it completely in perspective. :-) -- Sandy March 2017, Corona, New Mexico, USA Case History:

I just reordered from Thriving Pets again as they told me the same thing about freshness. Maybe the Pergolide database could get updated to include this latest info on some of the

I used to take a hammer to those hard ones......on concrete floor,over another surface, plastic or something. So happy I haven't seen any of those for many months. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario,