Hi Thank you Dr Kellon, i'll need to get another prescription of .25 mg capsules to start upping dose,so i need to talk to my vet. The day blood was drawn it was 50 degrees out if i remember right,he

Thanks, Lavinia, I just saw this interesting idea as I was about to buy another muzzle. Have you used the hoof pad successfully? I wonder if the easycare comfort pads in a thin (6mm) and firm would

Hi Corinne, This is not a suggestion, I am not qualified to give one, just another owner/caretaker with a difficult to control case of PPID in my past. Another owner posted his experience at a

---In EquineCushings@..., <sassafrass45@...> wrote : I'll start him back on ODTB cubes see how he reacts, = = = = = = = If you do that, be sure to get videos of him moving before and after. Eleanor in

Thanks for posting this Paula. It is always good to see data. Want to also add or suggest from my experience ambient temps at the te of testing could also cause swings as you have seen here. Does not

---In EquineCushings@..., <Twinoats@...> wrote : FWIW, I also think yes, try an increase, but I'd like to know what Dr Kellon's opinion is as well as others following the case. = = = = = = It's

Corinne I am away but agree with Lavinia and Lorna. We're he here I'd be working on pergolide. Nancy c in NH ECIR Mod February 2003

I got the test results back on Babe. Her ACTH is at 86. Pretty high I guess but remembering she initially tested at 197! She is on one tab of Prescend once a day and has been since the beginning. Here

I'll start him back on ODTB cubes see how he reacts, before upping pergolide does that sound ok ?? That way only one thing is being change at a time. He's on 3 mg how much more should i go up?? I know

I agree with Lorna, Kerry that raising the perg dose seems to make sense. If this was one of mine, I would up the peregolide now and see what the results say in two weeks. His really good reaction the

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Hi Since it's been brought up do i increase pergolide now ? Or wait till after blood draw and result are back? When i posted earlier today that he was improved after being on emergency diet,maybe

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,