Great work Ferne!! Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: Analysis by the ECIR Group of the seasonal pattern of laminitis cases and the naturally occurring levels of fructan in grasses, has shown

This year I finally got it together and increased my Icelandic Magic's Pergolide from 2mg to 3mg in July in hopes of avoiding any Laminitis this year during the fall rise. I just got his results back

Does J-herb need to be stopped before blood draw for ACTH glucose insulin and leptin test ? Vet appointment at 9 am Sept. 28. So will provide enough hay to last all night and only hay until after

Hi Elizabeth, Welcome to the group! Sorry to hear that you are having so much trouble keeping Bright sound. Thanks for filling out a case history on her. Here's a link to it so that you can

Thank you for the link Lorna Hi Merle - If you have been reading along with any of the posts recently, you know your question is a common one this time of year. How much you need to raise will depend

Merle,here is the link to your case history. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Merle%20and%20Camelot/ Attach it to your signature,for every message you post. Lorna in

Hi Lavinia, I posted 4 pics of Falki's hooves taken last night. I wanted to get your opinion before I trim in hopes I can do what I need to do. The right front has a underlying pink color from the

Hi Jaini, Thank you for the info. You are correct that Falki does pretty well for the most part in spring/summer/fall but has a tough time in winter when weather gets very cold. You had mentioned

Just had another ACTH drawn 9/24/15. ACTH = 186 (9-35) Camelot is currently on 1.5 mg compounded Pergolide daily Feed: 15 lbs/Timothy pellets 3 Lb Stabl 1

Hi Merle Please direct us to your Case History? Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 FACT: It is impossible to tell how “good” a hay is by just looking at it. Laminitis! Conference in Georgetown,

Camelot 9/24/15 ACTH result: 186 (9-35) Current dose of compounded Pergolide is 1.5 mg daily administered via oral syringe. What do you recommend increasing to? He was increased to 1.5 mg

Oh sure. Ok. I was reading that it's normal for her (Goldstar) to have loss of appetite and be a little listless. I've had her on 1/2 tab for 1 month. Same dose. So should I be decreasing or

Oh sure. Ok. I was reading that it's normal for her (Goldstar) to have loss of append be a little listless. So if it lasts more than 3 days I should be concerned? Or is there something I can do?

Hi snglprogf777 Welcome! You will be getting a full intro to the group from our great primary responders to help acclimate you. In the meanwhile, please know that Prascend is pergolide. You can

Hi ?, Prascend IS pergolide - the brand name product. Compounded pergolide is much less expensive, still requires the vet to give a script for it, but may not be an option depending on your

Also I just bought 4 mo supply of the prascend. Are u thinking I should try the pergoloid?

Hi, I have a 12.2 welsh pony mare, 14 yrs old. I was given her in January 2015 and she was in active founder. (I have pictures to upload and the most prominent ring that you see nearly grown out is

Is she currently on the Prascend? How many tablets? Was she slowing titrated onto the full amount? [Many suffer from what we call "pergolide veil" when first going onto the meds, they don't want to

hello, this is a tricky one. I did call and got daisy at dasiy haven farms. she said she would help...I almost fell over, and started crying.. her price to come out is out of my reach right now but

Hi Nicole, Welcome to the group! Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your pony, but it sounds like you are moving towards getting things under better control. We can help you with that,