Reposting for feedback on the this plan: Thank you Nancy. Good to hear from you! I believe I will ask my vet to increase his dose by 1mg and then re-test in Dec. Our goal would be to get his ACTH to

Hi Maria, WRT peanut shells, I sometimes gently make a crack in them with my front teeth, or with my thumbs. Half of the peanut,or all of it,can be removed,and the meds inserted. Because I haven't

Ah. I see. It’s not kelp that’s a problem, per se, but additives, contaminants, and the unknown. Thank you. Cindy -- Cindy Denton, Texas Joined 2/19, but I was a member of the old Yahoo

well, I got her transitioned from Bute to devil's claw yesterday, but boy was she sore this morning, so I gave her a gram of bute. I'm afraid to take her off it at this point since she was improving

Thanks for bringing this up Sherry! We have three EMS/PPID FACT SHEETS on the ecirhorse website, one of which is on Safe Treats. (Thank you,

Hi Cindy In general, unless you are using a kelp that has been tested and has a guaranteed analysis, the issue is quality control. You need ot know how much iodine you are actually getting.

Jennifer. Have you read this file yet about Picky Eaters: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/9b%20Pulling%20it%20Together/Picky%20Eaters%20Checklist.pdf I am adding Brewers Yeast and Fenugreek

Quick question for my friend’s horse, case history to be created soon, I suspect his ACTH is not controlled (excessive hair growth and rapid weight loss). He is having general bloodwork pulled this

I make my own flax treats for hiding prascend or capsules. I believe the recipe is on the ECIR site. The ingredients are stabilized ground flax, unsweetened applesauce, cinnamon, and water. They are

On Sun, Oct 6, 2019 at 09:19 PM, gypsylassie wrote: I think that there are breeds on the list that are not usually prone to IR unless ppid is not controlled Laura K Chappie & Beau over the

I have a concern regarding peanuts, maybe stupid but is there any chance of allergy like it happens in people? -- María Durán Navarro Dec 2017 Madrid (Spain) Plutón´s Case History Plutón´s

Thank you all girls! I forgot to mention that he doesn't like prunes, it was very late when I posted the issue and I forgot it sorry. I haven't tried the peanuts, how do you close the shells again? I

Hi Jennifer, I would be concerned that a prune's moisture will be an issue. According to my veterinarian Prascend tabs are VERY moisture sensitive and the tablet could not be put into a prune ahead

Following this topic, because it was a question on my mind as well. If what I understand is true, you can't overdose Pergolide (compounded) and I am seeing a good response, so not to be worried to

Hello Dr. Kellon - thank you for your reply. I am currently feeding Cowboy the Emergency Diet: ~ 1 Cup of Rinsed/Soaked/Rinsed Beet Pulp that is mixed with unsweetened apple sauce Vitamin E

I would be concerned that a prune's moisture will be an issue. According to my veterinarian Prascend tabs are VERY moisture sensitive and the tablet could not be put into a prune ahead of time. I am

Re vitamin E. Jewel used to spit hers out too. Now i add them to her soaked hay cubes as a carrier...but mix them up early in the morning fiir evening feed or even the night before if its cool enough

What is risky about kelp? -- Cindy Denton, Texas Joined 2/19, but I was a member of the old Yahoo group Case History:

Hi Maria, Prunes (dried plums) work very well too. You can shove the pill into the prune where it remains completely hidden. Relevante was wild for them. -- Lynn Beavercreek, Ohio March

Hi Maria, We use peanut shells to hide a pergolide capsule in. I know you are using the Prascend tab, but it should work for it,too. We remove 1/2 the peanut,put the capsule in its place,close up the