Is there some problem with the compounding done by thriving Pets /EverPet? I have been happy with the service at Thriving Pets , and quite frankly, my vet is a bit hard to work with, so I can't

Thriving Pets will no longer use EverPet as its compounding pharmacy. I am in the same position you are. I'm going go reorder early in another week (before Oct. 31) and also ask my vet to send in a

I just got a message from Thriving Pets that they are moving at the end of Oct and will be closed for approx. 2 months. I usually only order 1 months supply of pergoilide caps, they are suggesting

It's doubtful since I bought six months worth of hay. They do a little basic testing of their hay so you can ask for those results. I have a bunch of free mineral supplements if you are interested.

thanks for the reply. I live very close to udder oside/bonsall border. do you know if udder still has any hay from the lot u had tested? -- LJ Friedman San Diego Nov

thanks Eleanor - I didn't weigh the bags yesterday (will now), just keep stuffing them full - and happy to report no manure was eaten and there was hay left this morning. I divided the psyllium into

You can add psyllium to regular meals although if not giving J separately I'd consider that. It's absorbed much better than in a large meal. Hay bags/nets is best and try to keep track of how much

Thanks Ernie, Glad you are in the database and thanks so much for sharing your source. -- - ​LeeAnne, Newmarket, Ontario - Email me (If link does't work use ECIR.Archives at gmail dot com) ECIR

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I live in the SAN Diego area and all the Bermuda hay I have ever gotten has been low sugar/low starch. It just tends to be that way. I had my hay tested and sometimes the nitrates were on the high

LeeAnne, The following was extracted form an article written by the manufacturer of Prascend in Drug.com https://www.drugs.com/vet/prascend-can.html ThrivingPets, my supplier, also warns against

Vets and farrier came yesterday, Will update CH and rads, photos soon. Just wanted to let y'all know that BET labs is not doing the repro hormone labs at this time because they only have one person

Hi Ernie I'd love to know where you are getting this from as I've tried hard but without success to find why I would have written that freezing "greatly" reduces potency. -- - ​LeeAnne,

Thanks Eleanor - I did have a CBC panel done - will post it in my Case History when the vet sends it to me. Nothing was out of range. Have not done a rectal - too bad we didn't think of that when we

Lisa S It's the freezing that damages the drug, it does not matter how long the drug remains frozen. Call your pergolide compounder and ask them what say about freezing. -- Ernie 7-2016 Brazoria

Am I correct in reading in the files that the picture of the hoof cut back, is the recommended trim but tailored to each individual horse? Is this what I should be showing my vet and farrier? Also,

Does anyone who lives in the San Diego area (I live in North County) want some free minerals from Horsetech? I have rehomed my horses and no longer need them. I have: calcium carbonate selenium

I was focusing on her eating shavings, manure and sand when I asked for more diet details. Inadequate protein can make them eat manure but that's not an issue even on the reduced diet. Pica

I haven't gotten the written results yet from the vet. The test was recommended by Dr. Kellon last summer and I gave the vet taking the blood a copy of her recommendations. The test was sent to the

Maggie, thank you for the response. I do have someone working on balancing his diet and should have her recommendations soon. She agreed to send a prescription to Wedgewood pharmacy for compounded