When was the last time you had his ACTH tested? And what was it? Some of those symptoms sound like it might not be controlled. Michelle Peck Williams & Fionn Lexington, Kentucky USA Joined June

Hi Kerry, My gut feeling is that the hay will not be good for feeding. Hay rained on a couple of times...especially with the scattered torrential downpours we have been experiencing and then the not

>Oops! Sorry about the improper posting protocol. I so rarely post and it totally slipped my mind. Hi Martha, Not to worry. We hope you'll post more often. Here's the link to Logo's

Oops! Sorry about the improper posting protocol. I so rarely post and it totally slipped my mind. Martha in Vermont with Logo who has a case history posted (somewhere) and Lady who does not July

Hi Julie, So sorry your daughter is having such a difficult time. Healing thoughts to all of you. Just got back home - I'll try to do a couple of mark-ups for you before the AM. Lavinia, Dante, George

Click on the yahoo link and pictures are there, i just did and it works. Corrine & Jasper MN 4/2014 ---In EquineCushings@..., <bigwhitevan2002@...> wrote : Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance

Hi Julie, Can you link us to the pix,to save time searching? Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *SeeWhat Works in

Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance The ECIR Yahoo group provides a place for everyone who has a horse with Cushing’s

Hi Corrine - Here's another idea - very simple and inexpensive. I gently wash the affected area with a dilute Betadine solution - let it sit for a minute or so, rinse it off with plain water and

<<<The two serious scratches incidents my horse has had were when his Pergolide dose was inadequate>>>> Am i dealing with to low of pergolide dose here?? He's showing other signs of issues depressed,

Hi Kerry Just a quick question how long before you see improvement? I have all the stuff except the nolvasan. Well i have several different things i can try if one fails. He's has more sores today it

>The two serious scratches incidents my horse has had were when his Pergolide dose was inadequate, the first time was before he was diagnosed and the second time last fall, the first seasonal rise

The two serious scratches incidents my horse has had were when his Pergolide dose was inadequate, the first time was before he was diagnosed and the second time last fall, the first seasonal rise

Hi Corrine, I'm new here and wanted to share what worked for me when my mare had scratches about four or five years ago. It's an ointment called Young Living Animal Scents, made from essential oils.

Hi I really hope it helps and gives Jasper some relief. I forgot to mention that it’s worth washing any brushes etc that you’ve been using on him since the problem started with something

Speaking of sugar free things, are any artificial sweeteners toxic to horses, like xylitol is to dogs? Carol in Maryland

Totally agree with Susan, Kerry. As long as the hay was put up properly after being rained on - i.e. allowed to dry thoroughly before being baled - then you could be looking at a veritable "gold mine"

Hi I'll give the shampoo a try,he's been depressed last day or so. also very sensitive to being touched Corrine and Jasper MN 4/2014

In the ulcer file, the use of Tums is discussed. I can't find any that are sugar-free -- are regular tums approved for an IR horse?

Thanks everybody! Ill climb thru all the wagons today and core sample. I guess one man's hay trash may really be another man's treasure ;) Kerry in NY Sept 15