On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 06:42 PM, Jennifer Boydstun wrote: T. --

Thank you for the responses. Yes we are changing hay very slowly as of last Monday a week; we have had him on tested timothy grass and mineral balanced and now moving to tested meadow grass; literally

Hi Sherry! Thanks- the owner is a member and I do have permission. Thank you for responding - still going through files as well and working on the history and photos. Cupcake has been diagnosed PPID,

When this was first asked about many months ago I had also requested information about it and got no response so I'm not holding my breath on anything other than a slick website and marketing campaign

Hi Rebecca, Grass Advantage is over our 10% ESC+starch limit and over our 4% fat limit and Safe Starch is not actually safe for most IR/PPID horses. You can read more about that here:

LJ, There's no solid information on the site or anywhere else I could find. Wrote and asked for details. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

A reference range is the average value plus 2 standard deviations on either side of the results found in a group of horses that appear to be normal. It's a statistical value, not a definition of

Hi Cheryl, I don't see any harm in trialing pergolide in that situation. Summer solstice is a bit early for PPID-related laminitis, but maybe it is a factor if insulin is actually normal. I'm sure

-- https://wellnessready.com/pages/about LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse( over the rainbow) and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

Hi Donna, Cass has a great meesage about this product. I just wanted to add that soy hull pellets are a good carrier,too.They just need to be moistened,not rinsed/soake/rinsed , andhave almost the

Greetings! I’m a previous member, but recently rejoined to help support some of my clients as well as learn about the latest research and recommendations. I’m a hoof care practioner in Wilmington,

Hi, Donna. I'm going to be really picky here, so I want to set out some details about this feed. Just fyi, there is no safe Purina feeds that we know of. First, the "guarantee" that sugar+starch is

On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 06:55 AM, Jennifer Boydstun wrote: I am shaving him about every 4-5 weeks, vet thought it odd that i had to shave him if cushings was being controlled.Hi, Jennifer. Poor guy.

I have been feeding 2 cups a day , and this pelletized feed is guaranteed max 10% sugar SuperFibra Integri-T is a unique and specialized feed. A market leader with a guaranteed 10% (max) sugar/

Does anyone in NJ (prefer central or south...I'm located in Ocean County) have a hay provider that tests their hay? I would appreciate some sources. Thank you! -- Kerry M in NJ 2021

Hi Sharon, How nice that Rose and her mom live together! And in such a beautiful place, judging by the little glimpse of green fields and blue hills in your photo! I want to add to Sherry's excellent

Hi Vicky, The only way to know for sure would be to give him a single 1mg a day dose and then retest his ACTH in 3 weeks and see what it is. Since we are currently heading into the seasonal rise I

Hi Jennifer, When was the last time T-Bird was tested for ACTH, insulin and glucose? Do you have those results? Did the vet run any bloodwork on him while she was there? If so, do you have those

On Thu, Jul 8, 2021 at 06:55 AM, Sherry Morse wrote: We as a group have not found good success with splitting the dose. The people who have done dosing twice a day are usually using the 2nd dose in

Hi Brenda, You can read a bit about this here: https://www.ecirhorse.org/FastingInsulin-LabRefRanges.php Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA