Hi Lorna, Here you go. All blood was pulled around 9 AM. Data: (insulin tested at Cornell, hay analysis by EquiAnalytical) (Note: by RISQI, any insulin over 20 indicates uncontrolled

casey, you're best off getting advice from one of the moderators, but I will briefly let you know that I started CTB in early summer this year when it was clear my mare had not fully shed. Last year,

Thanks Lorna, I didnt copy & paste your post, was in a mad rush, and couldn't remember verbatim Thank you, Kerry in NY Sept 14 Sent from my iPhone

This is what I said, just to avoid misunderstandings: Sounds like a reasonable suggestion to me. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

Hi Paula, Great data. Can you attach dates to those results? Thanks. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

Dr k so correct about tone on email. You can never ever tell. So I always assume everything is great and everyone is kind as everyone is kind and great on this list. LJ Freeman San Diego nov 2014

Corrine writes: ....."He never misses a dose, and no another horse isn't getting his meds. I give his pergolide by hand so i know he eats it."..... >>> Ok, excellent news Corrine. Now that we've

To Kathy, Dr. Kellon and others, No one is saying the balanced hay cubes are a problem formost IR horses. They are a very valuableoption for IR horse care. If your horseis doing well on them,

It’s just that Wedgewood is in eastern PA & I’m in western PA, But itwas still $30 for 1 day shipping. I hadn’t asked how much it would be fromthe Pet Health which is, I think, in AZ or

Thanks Barbara , that’s who I ended up ordering from. The pills vetprescribed are 1 mg, he didn’t want to start with the lower doses & workup. They are green apple flavored chewable I was told.

He never misses a dose, and no another horse isn't getting his meds. I give his pergolide by hand so i know he eats it. Corrine & Jasper MN

>>> For my education, is this enough evidence to warrant another increase in pergolide now, instead of waiting until the 9/14 bloodwork? Sounds like a reasonable suggestion to me. See message

Think it was me who started this whole thing by responding to this post,about jasper being improved since putting on emergency diet. Obviously it's not thought that ODTB cubes can be or are the issue

>>> For my education, is this enough evidence to warrant another increase in pergolide now, instead of waiting until the 9/14 bloodwork? Sounds like a reasonable suggestion to me. See message

Corinne wrote: ....."He drinks & pees excessively so IR /PPID probably isn't controlled,excessive drinking as in 25+ gallons a day,pee soaks an entire 14x16 stall,when inside. ... He's on 3 mg of

He drinks & pees excessively so IR /PPID probably isn't controlled,excessive drinking as in 25+ gallons a day,pee soaks an entire 14x16 stall,when inside. Ehrilicia was treated for 2 weeks with

Dr. Kellon wrote: ....."To reword what I said before, there is no such thing as a safe feed for a horse with uncontrolled PPID and IR."..... >>> This is what I've been trying to articulate but

....have repeatedly questioned my decisions and advice, here, in a public forum, instead of privately off list. ....ask that if you see the need to further discuss this conversation with me, to please

He's been on varying amounts of cubes since May, and sore enough to be down most of the time when not on a lot of cubes. His reported level of comfort has never matched up with his radiographs and

Hi Julia, Wedgewood Pharmacy has been used by many over the years. Their pricing tends to be higher compared with Pet Health Pharmacy, however, so when one has multiple horses needing meds that