It seems like once I get one thing fixed or cleared up on Golda something else happens. I just recently got a sinus infection cleared up (or at least it appears to be for the time being) and last

Hi, I have answered my own email although I may not have the best price source yet. The human product Thyroid USP is available at many of the online pharmacies with a prescription from your

Carolyn Burgess wrote: THEY JUST CAME OUT WITH A "NEW AND IMPROVED" MODEL BUT YOU HAVE TO ORDER FROM THE COMPANY-THE OLDER MODEL IS ON SALE NOW THROUGH THEM AND THEIR PRICES ARE A LITTLE BIT

Both State Line Tack and Dover Saddlery sell the grazing muzzles in their catalog. Carolyn Burgess Found a gadget that is supposed to work for founder and vet likes it(she also told me dirt lot

Barbara, I have the same problem. The grass in the pasture is short from over-grazing. My horse would be more frustrated at being so close but couldn't get to it. Beside I am one of those that

In February there was a post re: Heartland Vet Supply (Thyroid medication). I have not been able to locate them on internet. Does any one know what there Telephone Numbe is? Or internet

Keith, I know some people who have had good luck with muzzles-unfortunately I wasn't one of them. First of all, the grass has to be tall enough to poke through the hole(s). Mine is kept too short

---Katy - If I were you, I think I would try to convince my vet to let me TRY some permax, and see what it does for the insulin levels. Back when we were unsure if my mare actually had cushings or

--- Keith - I would definately look into a grazing muzzle - there has been discussion about this in the naturalhorsetrim group - go to this group and do a search on grazing muzzles, or post a

Does anyone know who to contact to purchase dessicated thyroid medication and the approximate conversion dose. My mare was on the Eudaemonic product which I actually had enough of to last me

Hi All, Oat hay is grass hay. Very few grain heads in most oat and most of that is dried enough to be OK. I took my horses off of alfalfa years ago when we first started hearing that studies were

Hi Everyone, The living situation that my mare Shenny has, is going to be changing in the next month or so and I'm hoping to get some advice on how to help her adapt to it. It will be a drastic

taterlady81125@... wrote: so sorry-at least I know what I am dealing with-heart goes out to you-hope you find an answer!

hoofprnt@... wrote: Found a gadget that is supposed to work for founder and vet likes it(she also told me dirt lot which I do not have)It is called a grazing muzzle-you put it on like a halter and

taterlady81125@... wrote: When my mare foundered she was overweight(like that when I bought her)cresty neck, and fat deposits.Her coat was totally normal-first tested thyroid(ok results)Bet labs

did I positive-if sometimes Been there, done that. Cortisol rythym is normal on both horses. katy

My vet is ordering the Cypro today and we should have it by Wednesday to start. Since my vet is kind of winging it with treating my Cushing's horse (he hasn't had any experience with it in the

Barbara, I never thought of celery but like you I don't think it will go over good. I have been using a commerical treat that I give him after I give him his pergolide. He is now waiting for for

I know a lady who's horse was high insulin but normal cortisol. He had foundered, they tried treating him with pergolide, he was on 4 mgs a day. He had foundered so badly they ended up putting him

Keith, My vet has me restrict mine in the spring but allows them a little grass. I hot wire a small area of their pasture so they have the run in shed. And as the weather gets hot they are in