Sherry, Cornell did not provide the pre-test numbers. Sorry. -- Julanne in Florida 2020 CaseHistory Https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Julanne%20and%20Oreo

Okay thank you - I'll continue using the gelcaps I was using. I need easy! -- Sandy Kemp Northeast Pennsylvania Crystal Blue PPID/IR Tiffany

I’m considering switching to a custom blend for my low sugar Timothy hay analysis ...my question is ..if I choose Horsetech for instance or even Uckele..do I just show them my hay analysis and they

Now that my horse is not laminitic. How should i feed him. I know to soak the hay and i know low to no sugar balancer, but how much? Still 1 to 2 % of his weight in hay but how much balancer.

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Hi, Pat. I have an ulcer-prone horse. My vet said he could spot it when he came to scope her. I wish I’d skipped the scoping and followed this excellent suggestion: “ Another option mentioned in

Hi Julanne, Do you have the actual test results? It would be helpful to know what the pre-test numbers as well as the post-test numbers are. Also, the TRH stim test is not recommended to be done

Both tests were ACTH PostTRH1 tests, sorry, did not know there were different kinds. My first rodeo with these labs. -- Julanne in Florida

Thanks, I thought that’s what you meant. Good to know you had to go lower. These air ferns are tough! -- Julanne in Florida

Think it was a different test:ACTH Post TRH 1 for both April and November. -- Julanne in Florida 2020 CaseHistory Https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Julanne%20and%20Oreo

Apparently a stim test: ACTH Post TRH 1 sorry, unfamiliar with the different ACTH tests. Before beginning Prascend, first test results for ACTh Post TRH 1 was 177. -- Julanne in Florida

Hi Sherry! Thanks for saying that ...I feel better... He has never done anything like that before. I know it's not the saddle because the chiropractor carefully checked everything, the saddle pad was

Hi Lynn, Glad to hear Relevante is feeling so good and hopefully neither of you are sore tomorrow! I've often found there can be some bucks to work through when you start doing rehab so glad you were

She has never been this grumpy in all the time I have had her - she is a very friendly and willing mare - so I don't think it is insulin related or cycling or it would have come up before. I will be

Hi Pat, I'm glad to hear Willow is doing well and that she has lost so much weight! That's great that her bloodwork is showing her insulin is well-controlled, but that was back in October. If her

I have a horse with acute laminitis going on 9 days now. Responded well to 2 grams bute twice a day, 1 gram bute does not seem adequate to manage discomfort. Also put on thyroid medicine. Being fed 18

I corrected what I wrote in my first post above...I have a bad habit of leaving out the decimal point when saying what percentage of BW in hay a horse is getting! You are right and she is getting

Hi Julanne, The April reference ranges are 9-35. That's because ACTH goes up naturally in the fall so the November reference range goes higher. Its a minor detail but you could correct the April

Dr. K's April 9 blog post on "Conditioning The Older Horse" was excellent and timely for me and the boy. Last May radiographs showed severe broken HPAs in Relevante's hind feet. So much so, that Dr.

Hi Julanne, Was the testing just a plain ACTH (one draw) or a TRH stim test? The reference ranges for the stim test are 9-110pg/ml. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi,