Hello- Is there any issues with using Jaiogulan on a horse with EORTH due to increased circulation? I will be starting APF and pergolide (tested 43.5 ACTH 7/20/19) but once off the APF I would like to

Thank you. It was a very scary few hours. I'm mostly thankful it is not likely to be an outcome of starting Prascend because I'm so hopeful that will help him in the long run. I suspect he has an

If my memory serves me correctly, I think Green Meadows forage is something I tried when Scotty was still being boarded and at first he liked it, but it was wet/molded quickly and he never would eat

Hi Lavinia, I have the photos loaded in Relevante's album for you. Since his trim is Aug. 5 i just went ahead and got all new pics. I also scrubbed his feet with antibacterial soap to try and get the

Thank you so much this is really helpful. I saw a target ratio of 3:1 on another member’s Uckele hay analysis/balancing sheet that she must have received prior to placing an order so I got anchored

I've added the new ones..let me know if you need anything additional. -- Sheila October 2017 Central CA Sierra

Hi All - I haven't posted here since last October and I'm delighted to say that my little Archie is doing FANTASTIC! I've uploaded a recent photo with a body comparison from one year ago. When I took

Tara, Please start a separate thread for your ivermectin question. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I wrote that. The ratios mentioned pertain to daily requirements (Na:K 1:2.5) and sweat losses (Na:K 2:1) so I'm not sure where the 5:1 K:Na came from. In any case, you only need to consider ratios

Sherry and Scrutch, Thank you for the information and link. I'll be sure to check that out. I have uploaded the PDF of the hay analysis to my Jamie and Walker Case History folder. Walker Case

Thanks for the info. I found the “ratio” balancing for potassium on Uckele’s website re: an article “Properly Dosing Electrolytes”. Knew about Ca, P, and I Fe, etc. but the K surprised me

The exercise and possibly the other stressors makes the mild ACTH elevation impossible to evaluate. Glucose is a bit high, maybe stress. Insulin is normal. The hair discoloration is more than likely

I don't know where this comes from but you do NOT have to balance sodium to a particular ratio with potassium. The average horse needs about 10 g of sodium in cold weather, 20 g in hot weather and

A few days after I had Max up to the full 1 mg dose, he broke out in a horrible sweat (this was in December) and acted sort of colicy - not really the typical signs - but he was drenched in sweat for

I just did all my calculations for balancing my teff hay according to the analyses I got. Due to the very high potassium content, my calculations suggest I need to supplement 73 g of salt per day (on

Hello María Also not an expert but in regards to your questions... Glucose in the higher end would suggest a bit of stress response (?) which may result in a bit of an increase to ACTH but the

Alanna, This is not for Pluton but a different horse. Original message: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/238453 Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

This is the message Maria is referring to: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/238453 Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

Hi Alanna, These questions and results are from a different horse. This is why I wrote all the info in the post. I very much appreciate your willingness to help. Thank you! -- María Durán Navarro

There are numbers for insulin and glucose from May 8th, no ACTH number and no entries for and more recent testing. -- Bonnie Snodgrass 07-2016 ECIR Primary Response White Cloud, Michigan,