Hello painthorseok, Welcome to the group! Sounds like your boy is experiencing what is called the "pergolide veil", a temporary situation where they may not seem very interested in food, appear

I’ve noticed that there have been no responses to my post in this thread regarding Avril. I’m curious as to thoughts/opinions of the pergolide experts in this group regarding the stability test

Tendon EQ has approximately 1 tsp Jiaogulan per dose so if you are giving that once a day you can decrease your separate Jiaogulan to once a day, or even try stopping it completely. -- Eleanor in PA

Thanks Dr. Kellon, Pabatsa is also getting 1 tsp am/pm J-Herb, does this in any way compete with Tendon EQ and Hylarin-B? I'm wondering whether I can condense here and not be giving all three

Cathy, First of all, if you paid for expedited shipping her opinions are totally irrelevant. You should have gotten that. Again, the 180 days refers to the unopened parent drug, not the compounded

No supplement is going to reverse bony changes or correct malalignments but Hylarin-B is a safe support supplement for cartilage and bone. Tendon EQ is completely different. It targets soft tissues

The information you got on stability is absolutely not true. The human drug, Permax, is sold in blister packs containing 10 days' worth of medication. Also, as Nancy said, we have done independent

Since he is eating it readily in a wet meal, stop right there. No need for flavorings or anything else. Keep feeding it that way. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step

-- assume you need to syringe the metformin? what have you tried to use as a mix without syringing? LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse( over the rainbow) and majestic ‘s

Your vet is likely to tell you to decrease the dose and increase slowly. If you get a small syringe at your local farm store you can put the powder into vegetable oil and keep that in the

Tracy, It i not an issue to feed ground metformin in wet feed. Your fine without the buffer in food, its not concentrated anymore and should not cause irritation. Mine will eat 13 ground pills in 1 lb

My 26 year old horse was just diagnosed with Cushing's a couple of weeks ago and put on a pergolide capsule as well as needed an antibiotic for an infection that my vet thought was related to the

Based on the experience of our group members (plus the stability testing that Nancy mentioned already) what BI really has going for it is very good marketing to vets and a lot of fear mongering as far

Sherry, she did not offer to sell it to me, but she did get the information from someone at BI that she had called for another client regarding storing Prascend. Per that conversation, the price

Nancy, thank you! She did get the information from the manufacturer. She said she had just called them that morning for another client who was preparing Prascend inside pill pockets ahead of time,

Salsa has been on metformin tablets for almost three weeks now and is getting increasingly harder to syringe them into. The metformin IS helping him with his sore feet and lab tests show insulin

I did personally buy a bag that had small handful sized wads of molasses throughout. It was in the other bags on the pallet and the feed store sent the whole load back. chris -- Chris H in CA

Thank you for the feedback Kristen!! You don't know how much I appreciate it. For now I will go with option number one. I have been trying hard to increase her exercise. I know I won't be able to

I have a used pair of Cloud boots, size 3. They’re too big for my horse. They are used but still have some life left in them. If you’d like to “use them up”, I’d be glad to send them to

I would want the vet to explain how she thinks Stubby has improved so much if pergolide doesn't work. I also would like to know where she received her information about pergolide being so unstable