--Thank you Trisha!! Angela B Cave Creek Arizona 20222 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Angela%20and%20Gracie https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=273132

Hi - I private messaged Lavinia - or at least I thought I did earlier in week - but if someone sees and can help - this is mya’s 3rd trim - tomorrow sept 22 @ 11 central - I wanted to see if I could

Hi Hilary. I would avoid the high iron one and go with the grass/alfalfa. However, if your horse gets foot sore with alfalfa- then that is something to consider as well, but I'm sure you know that.

Thank you all for your response! I’ll work on getting his case history filled out. Now that I think of it, I don’t think the vet did the TRH Stimulation test this year. She just did the Equine

We were hoping to get this teff hay shipped in for Jack. It's the lowest ESC+starch of any hay locally. I just received the wet chem analysis and it has 1,250 ppm iron. I've not dealt with high iron

I just want to add, Zahr did show a very positive response to his first trim based on mark ups. He started to slow down about a week and a half later, which is when I decided to triple his pergolide.

Correct, the hay takes until 8 am to finish, not the soy hulls which are gobbled in 1 minutes or so. So the guidance is: don't draw blood until 4 hours after breaking the fast/starting to eat? --

Thank you, Dr. Kellon. It should be his left front that has the white dot in the thin-soled area. On his right fore the old frog is so stretched out that it ends where his breakover begins (literally:

30% would be 8.19%. Should be ok, but if he's sensitive you might need to soak. -- Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

Lesley my understanding is the water only softens the film coating on the outside which then makes it easy to mash the tablets. The film coating covers the horrid bitterness which is on the inside.

Lesley, Every horse is different in how they react. The best way to prevent initial side effects is to use APF, 8 mL/day for the average size horse. If you are doing titration, 4 days is more than

30% higher on ESC would still be in a decent range, though, correct? This is like gold out here-- we had such a drought in mid summer and protein levels are high on a lot! -- Heidi M. in Colorado

PS. "When to test" info and why, is in the pergolide link I provided. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 ECIR Group Inc. President/Treasurer 2021-2022

I have not seen anything else. Should I do the .5mg longer than 4 days before going up to 1mg to keep her from losing her appetite? -- Lesley Bludworth Phoenix, AZ Sophie Case History

Hi Heidi If this is NIR test and not Wet Chemistry, your ESC can be higher, by as much as 30% based on tests done by members. You probably know this. If you are okay with this, the rest of the test

Thank you. Typo. It is NOT therapeutic, which I will now go edit. Is there somewhere else? -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 ECIR Group Inc. President/Treasurer 2021-2022

Nancy you said it in your response to me -- Lesley Bludworth Phoenix, AZ Sophie Case History

In addition Lesley, you really can't use symptoms to know if the PPID disease is controlled. Or the EMS condition. You may be confusing starting at 0.5 mg to titrate up to a higher dose. Please

Hi, Alicia. There has been no change that I've been aware of. I see Guaranteed Analysis labels that show those maximums, so those levels are possible. I checked the several analyses in Files, and

Dr. Kellon, please read the whole thread. I am asking a question here. I am asking for clarification based on what Nancy wrote to me where she typed "Dr. Kellon has stated 0.5 mg to be therapeutic