Hi Keith, It looks like you're not getting such a good deal after all. The strength on your bottle .25mg/ml means that your 100 ml only has 25 mg of pergolide for $90 Those of us who have 1mg/ml

Well my vet is off today but the bottle has a label that the vet puts on there. It saids (0.25mg/ml - 100ml). Now after I read what Kay wrote I am not sure what I am getting. Is the label saying

Actually, because I give divided doses to each mule, part in the am and part in the pm to each mule, BelindaVet suggested that I try a TB syringe for more accurate dosage. Using that syringe, along

One thought, If the donation situation you are considering would be just for a few days, perhaps if you just want the students to have the opportunity to see a Cushings horse, see they could travel

Hi Keith, You need to ask the vet or pharmacist how many mg of pergolide are contained in 1 cc (or 1ml- same thing) of liquid. Those of us who use the pergolide from Prescription Specialties are

What it means is your horse is getting 0.75 mg per day total with those three ccs, and that is probably just perfect for your specific horse. We were just thinking cost. My mules are not big,

Somewhere on the bottle, the amount of pergolide per cc (ml) should be written. If you know your horse gets -- let's say, 1 mg a day, and that is 3 cc according to the amount you have been

Ok I am confused. What is the mg/ml? Is this some kinds of mixture and if the mg/ml is low it is not as strong? I give him 3 ml or cc a day? The bottle lasts about a month. So it has to be a

Ann, It says 100 ml. I have to call the vet tomorrow. I will ask her about it. I get the liquid pergolide from them. They have a local pharmacy make it up. They charge me $90 for the stuff.

I would suggest calling the vet school being considered for donation. Find out what their procedures are. The Purdue Vet School in Lafayette, IN specifically told me also that they hold the horse

making of girl would Chris, Excellent point, and one i have thought of. Again, Star is not my horse any more, just one I used to own and still own her daughter. Star has travelled literally all

Please do check on the number of mg per cc (ml) because if you are getting 1 mg/cc (ml) and are paying $90 for 100 cc (ml) you are getting a good deal. We are paying about $60 for 30 cc, about $2

bring the Cornell, the students, then lesions, might help animal up Belinda, Is this pretty much true for most vet colleges? That is my biggest worry (not that Star is my horse) - that

Martha, Call and ask very specific questions. If you are not satisfied, don't do it.. I hope that it is true and that every veterinary facility would offer only the most humane

---Keith - Did you say the 100ml bottle costs only $90.00? Is it 1 mg pergolide per ml? Could give us more info on how to order from this pharmacy? This is the best price I've heard of. Thanks!

Makyla, I get the pergolide from my vet. They have it made up by a local pharmacies. It a big medicine bottle. It says 100 ml. I give him 3 cc/day. It suppose to be even for a whole month.

Hello Keith - I was referring to liquid permax from Prescription Specialties for the $60/month at 1 gram/day. I was paying $120/month for the pills before. Where do you get the generic pergolide for

---Angela - Is your horse's cushings being treated with meds? This can make a big difference in the horse's ability to fight off infection. My mare developed 2 sinus infections prior to being

Hi all, I would humbly like to add another thing to consider when making this tough decision. Please do not forget the emotional well-being of your beloved friend during this time. I know that my old

Hi Martha, While living in NM I often trailered horses back and forth to Texas, Arizona, etc. They ranged in ages from weanling to 18 years old. After learning the hard way now I have a few tricks