Hi Renee, Dr. K has already answered your question, but you can also use the search function for “ThyroL” and find out a lot more if you would like. Usually ThyroL is a temporary solution for

Hi Mary Ann, I checked Rosie's CH, for the new results, but only see results from July. Is that my device acting up, or have you not posted them yet? Thanks. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check

I finally received the results from my mare's second blood test. Her ACTH and glucose are still very high. Her insulin was low and my vet does not consider her to be IR. She did increase her Prascend

Thank you Dr. Kellon. I’ll keep checking. -- Terri Jennings with Teeny, Finn and Elliott Arcata, CA https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Terri%20and%20Teeny Joined 2019

No. Thyro-L does not drop their numbers.l -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Yes. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

No those chunks are definitely necrotic flesh. The one I pinched off is bloody inside. I'll take another pic and post it to the album later. It's quite possible the skin is inflamed from the urine

The chunks you are taking out look to me like calcium precipitate that has been lying in the folds of the sheath. If you watch a horse urinate, the end of the urine stream becomes very cloudy, opaque

i had one of my horses on throid L for many years before we did not know too much still learning here with an IR and cushings horse would it do anything help drop numbers ? my vets have a hard

i have some done too i cannot understand all of this i have been looking all over on this page and i am ever blind or not too smart i would like to know as well on my hay i do not internet at my

Virginia, Did you notice more urination on the higher dose? Dehydration is a real possibility especially in hot weather and if not eating enough salt to compensate for sweating. This hasn't been

that is great news always good to hear may i ask what is the invocana for ? thank you -- Renee SD 2020

Sorry Dawn just realized I didn't fully answer your questions... I don't know if it's a urinary tract infection, or infection caused by the sloughing tissue from the end of his penis. What I can feel

Thank you Dawn. I'm not trying to be a hysterical female. I'm just really really scared and exhausted from spinning my wheels so hard. You're absolutely right, the infection is #1 problem right now.

Allison, I'm sorry about your vet situation, that has to be so frustrating. Good that he has antibiotics on board. When you said infection, do you mean urinary tract infection? At some point, this

Just to be clear, there should never be protein in the urine but the test is prone to false positives with alkaline urine. Mucus from sludge or stone irritation will also cause a positive. It's not a

The vet used lubricant both times that he tried. No go. I just got Frankincense and Jojoba oil from the Health Foods store. Going to look up the mixture ratio now. -- Allison in Ontario 2020 Case

Yes, this is because he’s on invokana. His protein was a bit high but our current hay is a little higher in protein than desired. -- Terri Jennings with Teeny, Finn and Elliott Arcata,

Just wondering if something real slippery like Vagisil or hyaluronic acid gel would make it easier for him to drop. You could smear your hands with it then give it a go. I watched a TV episode of Dr.

Dawn, trust me, your frustration is nothing compared to mine. No lab work has been done. Local vet refused. Second opinion vet told me before he came that cryo was an option and that he was going to