Hi Colleen, You can replace the entire hay ration with the Triple Crown Timothy Balance cubes and beet pulp (cubes are fed at a 3:4 ratio to hay). Beet pulp substitution ratios can be found on the

I updated my folder below with info second horse (Butterscotch) with case history and photos. However, I couldn't figure out how to rename my case history file (and URL) so it only contains the name

Hi Adrienne, Was the blood work done fasting or with hay in front of him? If non-fasting how long after the first meal of the day and did he have hay in front of him? When was the blood pulled (date)?

Hi, can I ask you, if seaweed is appropriate for laminitic horse? I guess that can be high in iron and iodine. I find that in product with glucose sirup. But how is it with seaweed alone? Thank you --

Hi Kimberley, Sorry to learn that Mouse is having troubles. If you open the files on your device, do they look normal? What kind of files were you converting from and how did you convert them? I

Hello Adrienne, thank you for joining! Your first post signals your very own welcome message, it is quite lengthy, but please give it a read when time allows and keep it for future use as it will

I'm in need of some starting out information. Results for my RMH gelding from Cornell acth baseline 56.1 (2-30) insulin baseline 42.94 ( 10-40) leotin baseline pending now what? Ugg I feel really

Hi Lori, You managed to delete the original message here so you're ok. For the PQ with Devil's Claw I believe it can be dosed using a dose syringe if needed (I don't use it so don't have experience

Hi Tory, Just so you know the Stim test is unreliable during the rise (July to December) so we recommend not using it unless you're testing between January and June. For testing IR we don't recommend

8.18.22 Mouse was transported to Marion DuPont Scott Equine Medical Center for an appointment with Dr. Jennifer Barrett. Upon arrival he was 4/5 RF lameness. He was in Heartbar shoes with treatment

Thanks Bobbie! Last fall he tested high on regular test and stim following that. (sept and oct) He has since tested low/in range so that has been great!! -- Tory Bay Area, CA Joined July 2022 PPID

Thank you for the clarification Sherry! For insulin test: He got hay 630am and grain at 7am (but I suspect dumped grain) and test was at 1030/11am. He was on the walker for a bit but otherwise in

Apologies Tori I looked at the wrong date. I did see that he tested quite high via the stim test, do you feel like he’s controlled? My mare also tested low on the ACTH test but had many classic

Hello - I’m sorry about the reply messages - I’m not sure how to delete the message I’m replying to? im not a good computer friendly person - difficult for me to understand, unfortunately. as

Hi Tory, For this time of year that ACTH level is fine. For insulin anything below 20 with hay in front of them is good. If that test was fasting then there's still an issue with getting his IR

Thank you so much to you both for your kind and speedy replies! I will address all of those points. One more question around Prascend dose: For testing, we did a test 2 weeks ago and he was: ACTH

Lesley, PPID is a progressive disease. It this horse has been 1 mg Prascend daily for years without retesting, it’s likely the ACTH has been increasing unnoticed. It’s highly unlikely that 1 mg

Hi Jennifer, I have a number of horses Lou’s age and older. I would increase his timothy balance cubes dramatically, albeit gradually, and see what happens. It could very well be, with his age and

Jennifer, My boarders horse has PPID and pacing is a big indicator for him things are not well controlled. He has been on 1 pill a day for years. Most recently He has been pacing in AM and PM... he

Hi Jennifer, Agree with Sherry on ACTH and CBC testing and also want to suggest reviewing water intake, as well as salt. Salt should be 1-2 ounces in hot weather where he is sweating. Wasting away