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Re: Update on Cadet, insulin is higher after 4 months on Invokana

The FDA monograph says to store it between 59 and 86F https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2017/204042s026lbl.pdf . His insulin (Idexx) is well below the estimated threshold for acute

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #261973 ·

Re: Update on Cadet, insulin is higher after 4 months on Invokana

Hi Terri, Yes, the medication is stored at home. BTW, I checked the package insert and it states "This medication does not require any special storage conditions". I order it through

By riggslippert@... · #261972 ·

Re: Giving Omeprazole To Horses Getting Phenylbutazone

Thank you Dr. Kellon, This is pertinent and timely for me. On my veterinarian’s recommendation, I have recently been treating a horse with intermittent ,mild colic with Banamine and Gastrogard.

By Sara Gooch · #261970 ·

Re: Update on Cadet, insulin is higher after 4 months on Invokana

Are you storing it at “room temperature” (77 degrees). I failed to do that and it stopped working for my boys. I threw out all of the meds and started with fresh pills and it’s working again.

By TERRI JENNINGS · #261969 ·

Re: Red Light Therapy

He's on Laminox 2x a day. -- Marsha and Dame - Buzzy TN 2019 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Marsha%20and%20Dame%20-%20Buzzy https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=258797

By Buzz · #261968 ·

Re: Red Light Therapy

Yes Sherry thanks, I did see it. I need to research where the points are located to apply the red light therapy. Im thinking of trying it too. The massage therapist is coming Tues. I need to talk

By Buzz · #261967 ·

Re: How to get my IR horse eating his supplements

Hi Myriam, For a weight loss program you would need to be feeding 1.5% of his current weight or 2% of his ideal weight. For a 14.3 hand horse I would think that would be about 1000lbs. 9kgs = 19.8416

By Sherry Morse · #261966 ·

Re: How to get my IR horse eating his supplements

Hi Myriam, Do you have fleece-lined shipping boots? They would offer more warmth. If you don't have fleece-lined shipping boots,do you have cotton batting sheets,or quilts to out on before you put on

By Lorna Cane · #261965 ·

Re: How to get my IR horse eating his supplements

Hi! I did redo the tape, i think i was wrong the first time!! He is 1117 pounds... or could he have lose that much weight in such a little time? I will go correct it on his Case History form. For now

By Myriam Desrosiers · #261964 ·

Re: Red Light Therapy

As mentioned before, he IS growing hoof, just not in a healthy direction. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator ECIR

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #261963 ·

Re: Red Light Therapy

Hi Marsha, Hopefully you saw this message from Dr. Kellon regarding the use of Red light therapy: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/249627. Have you added Jiaogulan in yet as that will increase

By Sherry Morse · #261962 ·

Re: Tens Unit

Hi Marsha, Massage therapy is an option for any equine and most tend to enjoy it - just as most people do. It helps to "get the kinks out", which can make him more comfortable by helping his tight

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #261961 ·

Re: boots

Yep Daisy we are 😊 So far I really like them, they fit more snuggly than her others (EF, Soft R, Easy boots, scoots) yes she has just about everything! Oh and cav’s lol. They don’t twist have a

By Bobbie Day · #261960 ·

Re: Tens Unit

Hi Marsha, Have you seen this email from Dr. Kellon regarding the dosing of LaminOx and adding in J-herb? https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/261813. The last time I looked (2019) there was very

By Sherry Morse · #261959 ·

Re: Update on Cadet, insulin is higher after 4 months on Invokana

Sorry Dr. Kellon! I didn't realize that info was not in his CH. I will add it asap. He started on 10/20/2020, 300 mg QD. He gets it in a homemade flax pill pocket fed by hand by me. I know he's

By riggslippert@... · #261958 ·

Re: Urine testing and grazing muzzle

Thanks so much, Dr. Kellon. Yes, After reading the instructions for the test strips, i was confused as to what I was looking for 🤪 -- Patti SoCal 2020

By Patti SoCal 2020 · #261957 ·

Re: Urine testing and grazing muzzle

I use tough 1 easy breathe muzzle. They have nice big holes for their nostrils! -- Gilly VA 2020

By Gilly Edwards <gillyedwardsusa@...> · #261956 ·

Re: Red Light Therapy

I came across this thread as I was wondering if Red Light Therapy would benefit Buzzy, once we get his insulin under control. The trimmer thinks his vasculature has been compromised and therefore is

By Buzz · #261955 ·

Re: Update on Cadet, insulin is higher after 4 months on Invokana

Could you please add Invokana date started and dose to your case history? How are you giving it and making sure he eats it all? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #261954 ·

Re: Urine testing and grazing muzzle

Patti, We've had conflicting reports on the glucose reading, I think because some people are waiting 2 minutes and others 30 seconds. Bottom line is that normally there is no glucose in the urine so

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #261953 ·

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