Link to videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM0eAMpd1v-jzn_mALbtD-g -- Pat and Savannah Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada January 2018 Case History:

We did. The vet didn’t feel she’d been given on average more than 2 gms/day. The drinking/salt is not new but has been a feature since I bought her and is the ACTH. I just was just wondering if

My pony is doing so well and she is moving around very nicely with her softride boots on, For part of the day, she has been going in a large makeshift stall at the end of the barn aisle so she has

Hi Stefanie, Having witnessed this same behavior of salt and water consumption in a friend's horse in what turned out to be Kidney Disease, and with your mare's history of being overly medicated with

I am wondering how effective a Hair Mineral Analysis (HMA) would be or a PPID or IR horse. I have been told by an Equine Cushings Disease (PPID) Facebook group that it is a scam and a waste of money

Hi Chris, I've added the link to his photo album to your signature. To make links clickable, you need to hit Enter after the url (it will show up highlighted in blue when active). To change your

No. The salt is not causing the edema but it might be contributing to the drinking. Try taking the block away and just putting 2 oz of salt in the bottom of her feed tub every day. If that doesn't

I’m dealing with similar issues. Someone suggested a feed bag for Logo because he spills so much. I’ve been playing with one for awhile, sometimes with better results than others. He’s had

Bute was stopped months ago. She will drink 5 buckets dry in a 24 hour period. She got a new salt block a week ago and has already licked the top eighth of it gone. Considering the continuing

Hi, I have a question concerning my new hay analysis (file "Heuanalyse 2019", second hay in the analysis). I am just starting to learn to understand what the values mean and how an optimal diet should

If she's still on bute, even reduced dose, you need to stop that to heal her gut - and stop what is likely ongoing damage to her kidneys as well. What is the issue with drinking and urinating? --

Please get a case history and some body photos posted. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

You are miles ahead of me in your technology J Great work with Savannah,and hubby’s a good sport! -- Ellen Pal & Savvy N. Alabama Aug 2013 Case History

Is this horse without a herd mate? That should be the first thing you fix imho-- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 San Diego, CA Jesse's Case History Jesse's Photos

As a general rule of thumb, it's good to retest late winter/early spring for a baseline for your dose and again late August/early September to see if you need to increase for the seasonal rise. When

You may be thinking of feeding 2 cups of whole flax seed,not flax seed OIL. -- Ellen Pal & Savvy N. Alabama Aug 2013 Case History

I was especially impressed with the trot pics. She's looking so much better these days. She is a very nice looking horse. Of course, I'm partial to Pintos, since I have one. -- Ferne Fedeli No.

Here’s the link to videos. I was wondering how people would find it. Technology is not my strong suit. lol. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM0eAMpd1v-jzn_mALbtD-g -- Pat and Savannah Vancouver

Hi, My horse was diagnosed with Cushing's in October, 2018. We started 1 mg Prascend on Dec 12th. Should he be re-tested for ACTH levels? How soon? He seems much better to me, the re-testing was

Not seeing a CH at your link. Wanted to check his weight. I had had great success using mostly all ODTB cubes for 30 y/o PPID with no teeth. At all. Suggest adding more ODTB and then perhaps slowly