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Target's trim

I have had Martha trying to help me with the case history. Also 2 friends and paid someone to try and do it! I have the case histories on my desk top and that is as far as I can get. I am told over

By KATHIE DORVAL <bokayarabians@...> · #255649 ·

Target's trim

Is there nothing just recently added to Target's album? I did what you said, went to the case history album, clicked on add photos and chose the x rays and blood test results and dragged them into the

By KATHIE DORVAL <bokayarabians@...> · #255648 ·

Re: Free testing in USA?

I haven't found any references to free ACTH testing being available in the US right now but BI does have rebates available for Prascend purchases thru Dec

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #255647 ·

Feeling Defeated

I wanted to know if Andy experienced an exaggerated fall rise in his ACTH that might necessitate a pergolide increase seasonally so I had bloodwork for ACTH, Insulin and Glucose performed on 9/17/20.

By chemelle · #255646 ·

Free testing in USA?

Was wondering if anyone knows of free PPID testing in the US? I've got a new horse that has some signs and will be testing next week. The Canada post caught my attention. Thanks, -- Bonnie with

By Bonnie Eddy · #255645 ·

Re: Most Effective Timing on Administering Prascend Dose

Sherry, your quote from Dr. Kellon has raised a question in my mind. She said: "Also important to remember the variation in blood levels could (we don't know yet) be important in interpreting your

By Bonnie · #255644 ·

Re: Uckele Ubalance IR, Glycocemic eq and Ubalance Foundation

HI Dr Kellon, you had done one for me in early summer. I just got new analysis same hay grower, lower esc, but a little higher iron. CH is 99% up to date just need to add latest prascend for vinnie. I

By Nancy & Vinnie & Summer · #255643 ·

Re: Markups, how to get them?

Hi Cindy, I am trying to upload mark-ups for Xena but her album is gone. Please create one for her so I have a place to put them up. Thanks. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #255642 ·

Re: Target's trim

Hi Kathie, Thanks for getting those x-rays posted. What jumps out at me is that her toes are too long now, although she may have more sole than she did as compared to March. I'll leave it to Lavinia

By Sherry Morse · #255641 ·

Re: Most Effective Timing on Administering Prascend Dose

Thank you! That's what I was looking for! I'll spend some time reading. -- Jessica USA 2020

By nobigdeal@... · #255640 ·

Re: Target's trim

Hi Kathie, As we have said here over and over again, the use of clogs or any other appliance will only help if the trim is correct. As Lorna already suggested you may want to invest that money in

By Sherry Morse · #255639 ·

Re: Most Effective Timing on Administering Prascend Dose

Hi Jessica, Ask them to point you to specific research on this as there have been several studies on the half-life of Prascend and I believe it's still considered 6 hours at this point in time. You

By Sherry Morse · #255638 ·

Re: Target's trim

On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 12:30 PM, KATHIE DORVAL wrote: The farrier still thinks the clogs will help, but so far they have not. At $300.00 a set it is getting quite expensive to keep putting them on,

By Lorna Cane · #255637 ·

Re: Most Effective Timing on Administering Prascend Dose

Hi Jessica, There have been studies on the effectiveness of dosing once a day vs. twice a day but finding them is always a bit of hunt. However, searching the message archives for something like

By Sherry Morse · #255636 ·

Re: Most Effective Timing on Administering Prascend Dose

A group on Facebook often recommends to split the dose in half and give it twice daily. They say it makes sense because of the half-life of Prascend. -- Jessica USA 2020

By nobigdeal@... · #255635 ·

Re: Target's trim

Target was not fasted, had been fed her normal ration. We did x rays Aug 4, Sept 1 and will do more Oct 9. I have copies of them and tried to send them to Dr. Kellon, but didn't hear anything back so

By KATHIE DORVAL <bokayarabians@...> · #255634 ·

Re: Target's trim

Hi Kathie, Photos and pictures would go in Target's photo album here: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=78889&p=Name,,,20,1,0,0 To upload: YOU NEED TO KNOW WHERE THE PHOTOS AND XRAYS ARE

By Sherry Morse · #255633 ·

Re: hay analysis and balancing minerals

Hi JoAnne, For assistance with diet balancing you can contact any of the balancers listed on the Diet Balancing.pdf file here: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/6%20Diet%20Balancing Thanks, Sherry

By Sherry Morse · #255632 ·

Re: Uckele

When i get stuck, it is usually some small button you need to click on. Like billing same as delivery location. or sometimes there is a stupid button for 'i agree...' good luck -- Diann Kuzma One

By diann kuzma · #255631 ·

Re: Thymic protein for itching?

Cindy, The product I'm using from Platinum Performance is not a Rx. It's a supplement. Dr. Kellon felt the product contained way too little Thymus extract to affect but possibly the DHA amount was

By celestinefarm · #255630 ·

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