Does this Look promising for Laminin healing? It is on the list. We have a local vet that has been using this in her practice. Her customers say it is like a miracle. Things that will not heal are

Jayme Maybe this will help. https://drkhorsesense.wordpress.com/2021/07/15/hays-how-to-choose/ -- Bobbie and Maggie Desi (over the rainbow bridge 7/21) Utah, Nov 2018 ECIR Group Primary Response

Hi Ann. What is your friends name and what is the name of the person that helped with the case history? Captain Drifter is a familiar name to me, but I can't obviously remember the owners name :) --

Sally, thanks for raising this again. It has been sticking in the back of my mind. After the last thread on this, I did some searching on the site and ran across a recommendation (which I did not

Begin forwarded message: From: ann conn <stillhollowfarms@...> Date: September 7, 2022 at 7:31:37 PM CDT To: main+help@ecir.groups.io Subject: PPID testing Would a test labeled Plasma, Edta, ACTH

I don’t know for sure, Sally, but heat generally speeds up chemical reactions and cold slows them down. I would think heat would be more of an issue than cold. Is it possible that they might make

Hi Jayme. Welcome to the group. Your first post triggers a welcome message and you will find lots of helpful information in it. The welcome letter covers our protocol for Diagnosis, Diet, Trim and

Thank you all!!! Dr Kellon, I kinda figured that the PPID would need a dose adjustment, so the vet is coming at the beginning of next week to have a look and I'll try to pump up the bank account to

I would also say again that it’s really worth it to take Dr.K’s classes to learn why we balance and how important and role each minerals play in your hay. -- Bobbie and Maggie Desi (over the

Jayme you’ll be getting your welcome soon but just remember, you have more leeway with PPID but not IR. The protein in alfalfa is a lot higher and calcium. The load I have now is 13% compared to my

Hi Karen One of the ponies at my paddock is on metformin and the owner does not grind the pills—she soaks them in just enough water to cover them for several hours, and the pills soften enough to be

Some do fine on it, others don’t. I definitely wouldn’t feed it if they’re overweight though. I took my gelding off it because he’s a tad chunky so I don’t want to risk it. --

Sally, I"m not a moderator, but having purchased compounded pergolide for years for Tipperary from various compounding phamacies, I can say that all of them, with the exception of Thriving Pets,

Hi Jeanne, If you know she's only PPID you can try her on the alfalfa and see how she does, but keep a close eye on her for any changes that point to it being a problem. -- Thanks, Sherry and Scutch

Hi Karen, -- Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

Is alfalfa hay generally contraindicated in horses with PPID? -- jayme c co 2022

Following this post. My vet is coming out Friday to test Salsa’s insulin and give me metformin script. I recently started j herb and that is a pain to syringe in - can only imagine what I am in

I am planning to move my pony long-distance to a new home. The trailer trip will take several days. Which APF product should be used? Lad (13 ha, 2 inches in height) Is about 2/3 the weight of the

Hi All, Quick question. Ive been having a rough time finding fine enough hay for my seniors to eat. I just got a sample test back of some hay that would suit perfectly but the results were ESC 9.2

Hello... Hoping to go back to a question raised by several of us a few days ago. Is it understood if shipping compounded Pergolide capsules on frozen ice packs can be equally as detrimental as a