i used the 10 ML dose for a Jesse five days before and six days during switching back to pergolide. Everything is quite fine. I think I’m day 3,off t he APF -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista,

Update : Knock wood after switching to 10ml of APF Pro one time per day for each horse with the.0.50 dose of prascend at night before bed time, this seems to be working perfectly. I even have Vinnie

Hi Tamara, Lavinia has already addressed most of your questions, but I wanted to mention that you should absolutely leave your bloodwork results in your CH folder. Not sure where you got the idea

Thank you Lavinia. I've updated my case history and read my way through a good chunk of very informative information :) Will give Pergolide a go. Anne and Tricana May

Hi all, We.have Vinnie in the easy boot rx on the left front and we plan to keep him barefoot in that foot until his hoof wall grows down to hold a nail. We plan to put him in a sneaker long term.

Hi Jennifer, Need Dr. Kellon to chime in on this one. Do you have a copy of the actual blood work results? If so, would you please upload it to your case history folder. If not, could you get a copy

Thank you for all your suggestions. I did give Jacob APF in the beginning. I will put him back on it to see if that helps. At this point I think I will wait a few more weeks before retesting. Timing

Burdock root, black seed (nigella sativa) ceylon cinnamon fenugreek seed are good sources of potassium, bananas too -- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history:

You'll need to discuss this with your vet but if this was one of my horses, I would definitely be starting him on pergolide as soon as possible. Generally, 1mg is a common starting dose. As the rise

Hi Heather, I've added mark-ups to Riosa's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=8819&p=pcreated,,,20,2,0,0 The trim had improved greatly from where you started - good job. The

Ok Lavinia, thank you for confirming. Is this the time to start him on pergolide and if so what dose do I start him at? I have been reading all day on this group. The doses seem to very per horse. It

Hi Tamara, You are correct that those blood test results are not good as the insulin is over 200uIU/ml and the ACTH is 134pg/ml. He is definitely positive for both PPID and IR. No point in redoing the

Hi Nancy, The only reason to use thyro-l long term is if thyroid function is low. It does not help to control insulin and any weight-loss effects are only temporary until the thyroid compensates for

Since finding this group 8/2020 and starting the emergency diet, getting hay tested and balanced by Dr Kellon. We have implemented all recommendations by group, he made a huge turnaround with diet

Hi - I updated my CH and have a couple of questions. Twister has been on Thyroid L since 06/18/2020 - 1/4 tsp then upped to 1/2 tsp. I recently dropped it back to 1/4 tsp hoping to wean him off it. Is

As already mentioned, excessive salt intake is the most common cause. High protein diets also cause this. Glycerin is safe. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I recently asked the same question, except mine included obsessing over the salt block. Is yours eating a lot of salt? Dr. K suggested removing the salt block and giving him a measured amount of

Dr. Kellon and ECIR Group, My mare is IR and now probably Cushings (ACTH was 139 and insulin was 58.42 for blood drawn 7-20-20). The highest ACTH number she had before this was 36, so quite a jump.

I’m just wondering if I missed something? it’s been awhile, I hope everything is ok. I know it’s probably impossible but I wish these really hard cases we were kept in the loop about how they

Thanks everyone and Dr. Kellon. I'm tucking this away in my brain and late June/early July will slowly increase. My vet only prescribes Prascend too - my pocketbook says 'ouch'. But in 2019 and