Jess when you have a chance to get a case history done so all the diet and lab work information is in one location that would really help us help you. If you're stuck somewhere in that process please

Hi Natalie, Glad to see you made it over here. Please take your time reading through all the information in the Welcome email from Bobbie as it's a LOT to take in. We realize that but we like to

If his insulin is fluctuating with the ACTH you do want to get it checked each time as you need to know if you need to add in medication for that in addition to the other measures you are already

I am so sorry to hear this! My Best Horse has been my go-to since Joan (one of our members) started up this great company! -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

My vet won’t prescribe for Canada either. It’s not legal, as she put it. My primary care doctor has no problem giving me a prescription for a medication that I need that I get filled in Canada for

I was getting some items from MBH in the US and when I tried to order more product via my PayPal account I received a message saying only US PayPal accounts were allowed. I looked on their website

My vet sent me the government documentation about importing prescriptions from other countries. It looked to me like it’s like this across the entire United States, not just individual states. I

Sorry you're dealing with this, Dorothy. Different states have different laws about allowing their residents to source prescription drugs in Canada. Florida, for example, allows its residents to get

Hi Dorothy, I have not had that experience. I submitted an online request with pricepropharmacy.com (I chose the Invokana version coming from the UK). They contacted my vet who gave them an RX.

I had a brief email discussion with my vet about the possibility of starting my pony on Invokana. Because it’s so expensive here in the US, a told her that it would be best to get it from a Canadian

I have a mule with IR who is doing quite well now, but recently another mule of ours was diagnosed with PPID. The vet prescribed Prasend at 1 gm a day....he did not do wel on thatl, so the Vet said to

I've updated images, requested images of his feet and the vets are still saying we should wait until November for bloodwork so I've called another vet and left a voicemail to get a second opinion. --

Hello Natalie, welcome to the group. We know how hard and stressful this can be but try to take a deep breath, you're in the right place for help. I will be sending along your welcome message which

Hi all, 20 y.o. mare newly diagnosed IR with intermittent and becoming more frequent lameness. Her IR #: 143. Vit E and Selenium are also HIGH. ACTH was negative. . Xrays are negative. Vet

Hi, Kirsten. ARL Bio Pharma is the laboratory suggested to me. https://www.arlok.com/laboratory-services There are probably others. If you check under resources, ARL Bio Pharma provides services to

Hello Peggy and welcome to the group! I apologize for the delay; I will be including your welcome message that Nancy mentioned above. Since you didn't ask any specific questions, please take your

Hello Meredith, welcome to the group! We're sorry that Lulu is having some challenges right now, but rest assured you're at the right place for help. I will be including your welcome message below; it

ACTH was 19 pg/ml Insulin was 31.8 uU/ml So, not PPID unless dexamethasone can lower ACTH this much and positive to IR, but very likely only drug induced. Corticos has been removed after me telling

I reached out to Chewy and was told they would contact me soon. -- Jean and Amber (over the bridge) Nikki (EC) Jessee (EC) and Buster (IR) South Carolina August 2004 NRCPlus 0412; CIR 0813, 1211;

Hello! This case is my 18 year old purebred Arabian mare Lulu. Lulu has a history of laminitis and rotation. First rad with rotation was around 10-11 years ago and we had her in shoes with a