Pat, I just want to offer you support as you work your way through all of this. It’s so clear that you have Savannah’s best interests at heart and are working so very hard to bring her health

Not responding well would be ACTH not controlled despite escalating pergolide dose, or severe side effects that are not helped by slowing increasing dose or over time. Some people may also choose to

As with pergolide, there is no one size fits all dosage. There are horses on from 0.5 to 2.5 mL. Using a 3 mL syringe you can titrate dosage in 0.1 to 0.25 mL intervals. It is recommended to start

Hi Heather - I just wanted to give you a thought on the hoof boots. Getting a larger size will cause them to twist. Some people have good luck w/ putting a pair of socks on the hooves and the boots

Hi Gail, Here you go: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/197024 -- Maggie, Chancey and Spiral in VA March 2011 ECIR Moderator/Primary Response

I am trying to find message 197024 and all that comes up is the current thread "cabergoline changeover???" -- Gail Russell 8/30/2008

How would you describe a horse not responding well to oral pergolide? Thank you very much. Tina 4/2014 Santa Rosa, California Honey Case History:

My vet doesnt draw the line at 20 to 22? He has been reluctant to increase since 16mg.. ( I increase at 2 mg intervals) and I'm pretty sure he has reached his comfort level... as far as

I want to let everyone know that when you mix and match the Stabul 1 you can put any combination of the Stabul 1 diets on the pallet. Randy NuZu Feed 2008

I’m following along with interest to see how this goes. I’m very interested in how you plan to make the transition? I haven’t read anything about doses, except a quick mention of ‘fixed

Based on the results of the 2-26-2018 labs I don't see any need to redo them at this point unless there has been some kind of major change in his diet. The ACTH was at 17pg/ml and we are into the

Is there a way to get Dr. Valencia's unpublished paper? I have my vet interested in the research. I am trying to get her to join the list and cosider compounded pergolide. She might be coming

Thanks, I'll do that. -- Laurie and Atticus and Diamond - 05 2016 Collegeville, PA Atticus Case History -

Thank you for this information, Lynn. My horse is struggling with an eye problem at the moment and the shade solutions I have tried so far don't suit her. I'm going to see how one of the sun visors

Thanks, Laurie. I'll take a good look tomorrow and get something together for you. The pix are fine. When you have a moment, could you please combine all the pix and rads into one album - makes it a

I had the iron in the well water checked and will get it checked for manganese next. I will have Tara's blood checked for the things you directed me to.Thank you. -- Deborah November 2012 Middle

Thank you very much for the information. What would I do without this list and the guidance from Drs. Kellon and Cloughter along with everyone else? -- Deborah November 2012 Middle Tennessee Case

I am sorry for your health problems with your horse. One suggestion which may or may not help is providing shade for the eyes. My gelding had a tumor on the back of his eye which was treated with a

Thank you, Lavinia. Looking forward to sharing this information / recommendations with my farrier. -- Reta Sep 7 Gananoque, ON, CA https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Reta%20and%20Whistler

Lavinia, Oh, I forgot to ask. I'm assuming that I should schedule the vet for further x-rays when the farrier is there, yes? He'll be back on May 4. Or should I have both of them come out sooner