I’m looking for a feeder to slow my 31 year old PPID and compensated IR pony down when she’s eating her soaked hay cubes. She’s eating them within an hour and then stuck inside without food

Hi there, I tried to search the files but couldn't find the answer. When a horse is sore with pulses when one increases a pergolide dose how long would you wait to determine if that dose is the right

Hi Myriam Well done for getting your links copied into your signature! Much easier for everyone to access your information. Have you read the information in your welcome message?

Hi Myriam, Looking at Aragon's x-rays from last year his toes are still quite long and he has a bit of a ski tip developing on his left coffin bone. It's hard to say anything specific about his

Savvy box= Savvy Feeder Box that is filled with hay from bottom with a grate on top that adjusts downward as horse consumes the hay. They sell the grate with 3 sizes of holes to accommodate

Update, today Vinnie's pulses and soreness about the same as yesterday. Wondering if I should continue to tirtrate up to 1.0mg prascend He was on .50 praswcnd in Dec when his acth was 20.2. --

Thanks Dr Kellon:) -- Nancy and Vinnie and Summer Oakley, Ca Joined Nov 2018 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Nancy%20and%20Vinnie

The pulse is a reflection of the pressure in the artery. Some of this comes from the volume of blood that is being forced through it but it is also a function of the diameter of the vessel. Jiaogulan

Thanks Trish, I was just thinking that because it a vasodilator that perhaps it's action could increase the pulse? I have that read it can decrease pulses. But I suppose that is the action of

Hi Nancy. Unless an herb has the ability to bind or block receptor cells located in the heart muscle, conduction system or rate system of the heart, it would not be able to affect a pulse felt

Hi Ronelle. My experience reading labels is that the company who is purchasing the product- in this case it sounds like apple flavor and the peppermint flavor was added to the chlorophyll BEFORE the

Just to play devil's advocate - or rather veterinarian's advocate! - signs don't trump blood work. This is especially true of very nonspecific signs like goopy/tearing eyes, sensitivity to touch or

Hope that's just a typo. The problem is glycyrrhizin and deglycyrrhized is the process to remove it! What is the base liquid? Maybe that's the aloe. Can't tell because there is no list of active and

Hi everybody, first i'm so thankfull for this group... Aragon had laminitis diagnosed in 2017, he had a very bad crisis after eating hay full of alfalfa. He had weared reversed horse shoes since

Hi Francine, Are you planning on trying the two at the same time? If so,it might be better to try them one at a time, so you have an idea of the efficacy of the one, or maybe both . You're probably

Hi Myriam Thank you for getting your case history done for Aragon, and also for setting up a photo album. Could we please trouble you with two final steps? 1. Please rename your photo album to

Thanks Kristin and Gail, I did the s/s and dose increases with my previous vet and she got very upset with me. She said that was not a good way to do it and that the symptoms I used were probably due

Thanks Lorna and Sherry, I agree that June sounds good and I will have more time to save my pennies ;-) Sherry, Dancer stopped eating with the correct dose of metformin, whether it was in her food or

Thank you Kristen. Will try Wirx as well. Sent the info on invokana to my vet. At least he is well. -- Francine & Magic in Quebec Nov 2020 Was a member 10 yrs ago with

Hello! Please i need my hay analysed for Aragon... Here's the link for the pictures and results of analysis.. thank you so much!! CaseHistory@ECIR.groups.io | Photo -- MyriamD. QC, Canada, 2021