Hi, hope this works! My boy has come up as borderline cushings (levels of 30, seasonal norm suggested by liphook 26). He is being re-tested again in mid-september. What can I do between now and then

Thank you Jaini for the CTB dosage and the link-- Sara, NE California 2011

Hi Karin, How is Inky doing now? Any more comfortable? Are you able to get the rest of the after-trim pix? -- Lavinia and George Too Dante, Nappi and George over the Bridge Jan 05, RI EC Support

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the main@ECIR.groups.io group. File: International Safe Feed Sources.pdf Uploaded

Jaini, Thank you for your kind words. I so appreciate them. She wouldn't eat the hay I brought her a while ago, or drink the water but she has always been rather picky about drinking water from a

Just a reminder to all members that if you are in an emergency as poor Sugar and Melanie are, if you email me for help, PLEASE let me know your are in an emergency! I am usually buried in behind the

Thank you Lavinia, I had not thought she might be sore in that way. I will definitely do the thicker padding and the donut hole. Her feet are warm, yes and pulses. I think the xrays may be skewed

Hi Kim, Just a little photo guidance for you so that Grits gets the help she needs as quickly as possible. I just re-named the photos in Grits' album. When you next upload photos can you please use

Hi Melanie, Sorry to hear she is sore. That could be from a number of factors. The trim changed the way she is loading her feet and she may be sore from using her feet/body/legs in a new way. There

Hi LJ, Yes, the feet look better. The biggest problem is that the farrier is tending to trim to keep the hoof capsule appearing like a "normal" foot rather than to get the proportions correct and

Hi Sharon, Thanks for adding the extra shots. Nice job on bringing that toe back some more but still not quite enough. LF also needs to come back. From the xrays, she still needs the pads to be a

I'm sorry... here is the link for the Mg that I am thinking is the right one...? https://uckele.com/magnesium-oxide-58.html Karen and Luke Northern California May 1 2017

Is this the Mg oxide I need to get? One scoop/day? Is this only until my hay is analyzed or long Term?Thanks!Karen and LukeMay 1, 2017Northern California

Usually his temp is in the 99 range, but I haven't checked it for several months... it may be possible that it is warming up here, and he has tended to be unusually sweaty with heat and exertion.

Check the Files Betty Ann. Island Pharmacy is the one I've mentioned before.They're in B.C. Canadian Sources is the Folder I think. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario, Canada ECIR Moderator 2002

Her chewing is great, she has been on a deworming schedule since I got her 11 years ago. She was never a fat horse, but she would get cresty when she wasn't worked. I agree on the Power Pack, but when

Santa Cruz Animal Health. 160 count is $269. No tax, free ship. They just need a script from your vet of course. $1.68 a pill USD. -- Sandy March 2017, Corona, New Mexico, USA Case History:

Betty Ann...see my reply to Cassie "above". Santa Cruz Animal Health...and free shipping! -- Sandy March 2017, Corona, New Mexico, USA Case History:

Hi, Betty Ann - Lots of us use Island Pharmacy in Shawnigan Lake, BC http://www.islandpharmacy.ca/index.php?page=2 I can't tell you the price for 1 mg capsules, as it has been a while since I have

Unless her efficiency of chewing is dropping (this is an angle of jaw change, not teeth), her diet has more than adequate calories. I would put her on your list for TRH Stimulation. -- Eleanor in