Oh wow Thanks Cass, I’ve only gotten a couple shipments from them (so far). We’re right next door and mine usually gets here in two days but I thought they were made in house. thank goodness I

I’ve had at least two earlier phone calls with Avrio Pharmacy about shipping my horses’ CP. My directions are not being saved in the notes for my horse’s file. Today I received email notice that

Hi Jess,. There are many vets who do not know as much as this group does about IR and PPID. They just don't have the exposure and experience that our members do. It doesn't mean they're not good as a

Hi Ed, Your post caught my attention because stallions are rarely IR. Maybe his Andalusian genes got the upper hand here. Your case history mentions that Atticus has winter laminitis every year.

Hi Ed, Atticus's bloodwork looks good. I don't think you need to change anything. I agree with Sherry that Gunner's insulin is a bit high. Likely he would do better if not on pasture, but you'll

Hi Kirsten, I completely agree with you. He lost weight over the summer but he has asthma too. This hasn't been the first time in the NJ heat waves where Clover would lose weight but the vets thought

Should also mention that because it is primarily one-sided it's likely to be something like a bee sting or insect bite. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step to wisdom is

When you say financial ouch at 16 mg, isn’t the price of cabergoline much more expensive than that? I know every horse is different, I was using 20 mg with jesse before I switched to Cabergoline

Hi Jennifer, FWIW, last Dec my horse had an allergic reaction to some shavings and when I found him, he was swollen all over his body/head and he had hives the size of my hands everywhere. He was

Thank you so much, Dr. K. I so appreciate you being here to help us all. Darcy is doing even better this morning. Her swelling continues to lessen and she's increasingly able to eat. I will save this

Kirsten, Yes, will do! Sorry, thought since it was same topic it was okay. Get Outlook for Android

Jennifer, Banamine is fine short term in a situation like this. It has no interaction with PPID, although the Dormosedan could but you probably don't really need that just to do cold hosing.

Lesley, Can I remind you to start your own New Topic rather than jumping in on someone else's? Your questions are valid, but they are unrelated to Ed's original questions. We have a policy here

Lol, thank you, but the slow titration works well. Some horses REALLY need APF, but not mine. Its really more for getting started on the pergolide. As the dose increases over the years, most horses

Hi Laura, Short answer is, feed more hay if she will eat it. If not, you can add in more concentrated forms of calories, like Stabul 1, oats or beet pulp. You can give her a 50:50 mix of oats and

Hi Jess, Lowering the pergolide dose at the start of the seasonal rise is worrying. What was the rationale for that? He's definitely positive for PPID and dropping him to 0.5 mg was not a good

Hi all, Darcy had what we believe to be an allergic reaction Wednesday. Here are the vet's notes for reference:I have cold hosed her 3 times and the swelling is reducing. She has been eating beet pulp

Thank you Sherry. Repition is helpful ;) If she needs a full 1 mg during the rise then do I back off the amount to .75 mg or .5 mg in the spring and then dose up again to the full 1mg in june or does

Kathy, I am so sorry you lost your beloved Vanna. We all know how hard this day to day battle can be! She was lucky to have you and your love. -- Valerie and Matera Aug 2018 Athens, GA, USA Case

Please see: Re: ATCH high? Insulin normal? (groups.io) and Re: Insulin remains high (groups.io) and Re: Insulin remains high (groups.io) If the TRH test result early in the year is normal she is not