Help with math! If the G:I ratio in a normal horse is greaterthan 10 and 100 is the top of the normal range for glucose and 10 is the bottomof the normal range for insulin (Cornell), then how does

Ah, Pauline - losing any of our equines is gut-wrenching, but losing your heart horse is a billion times more so. Take time for you and Spur to grieve, and look after the two of you. HarryPony and

I never know what words can give comfort but my heart breaks every time we lose one of our precious souls. I am so sorry and will be thinking of you and Jack. I do remember some of your early

My Dear Friend Pauline Little sweet Jack - gave you so much joy. He is a legacy to you and to all of those who you have helped along the way, including me. I thank you (and Jack) for guiding me

I wanted to respond to a couple of questions that have come up, Stabul 1 diets are currently produced in the Midwest but we are looking in to the possibility of making them on the East coast. The

Hi Everyone, Im doing some updates on Teshans notes and I want to get out her archives and get the exact dates of her initial hoof abscesses and problems, how she was treated and when before I post.

We are so sorry for your loss--you were such an inspiration for mini Duke and me. Fly free, Jack! We will know you're up there shining brightly with all the stars. Donna Coughlin, Duke, Robin and

Am so sorry for your loss, thoughts & prayers. Darlene PA. 2-2015

Dear Pauline Our hearts are with you! Many on this list have passed through those dark waters and can feel keenly your pain and sadness over your loss of Jack. I, like you, am eternally grateful for

Oh Pauline. I am so very, very sorry. Sweet Jack! What a perfect poster child he was. You worked so very hard for him and I know he was grateful. Thinking of you at this very hard time. Sending big

I’m so sorry, Pauline. I know how much that hurts,losing your heart horse. May the passage of time and fond memories help you healthe acute nature of that pain. Jack had a wonderful life with you.

>Pauliine, I am so sorry for your loss.My heart hurts for you and Spur. Ellen and Annie 20013 Long Island, NY It is with a deeply saddened heart that I let you know that mydear, >

It is with a deeply saddened heart that I let you know that my dear, sweet Jack, my beautiful blond boy has moved on to greener pastures. Being a Shetland, he may have been small in stature, but he

---In EquineCushings@..., <sassafrass45@...> wrote : Thank you Dr Kellon, i was able to use neighbors glucose meter. The results i got were 102 mg/dl so what does that mean? = = = = = That's a normal

Hi, Corrine - what a worry for you and Jasper! Can you get a hard copy of the results, and either upload it as a pdf, or scan it and upload it? These results just don't make any sense, as Lavinia

OK. That makes more sense and means the glucose wasn't sent to Cornell as they report in mg/dl. That glucose is extremely high as normal shouldn't be above 5.5mmol (equivalent of about 100mmg/dl).

Thank you Dr Kellon, i was able to use neighbors glucose meter. The results i got were 102 mg/dl so what does that mean? Think i need a new vet here not first time i'v had wrong results. Corrine and

It's highly unlikely that glucose reading is truly 20 mmol/L. If it went to Cornell, it's mg/dL - or if not, maybe it's 2.0 mmol/L. Either way, the blood was mishandled somehow. If you know anyone

So what do i do now?? Now i'am really worried about my boy. Corrine and Jasper in Minnesota

OK. Those units mean the glucose wasn't sent to Cornell as they report in mg/dL. That glucose is extremely high as normal shouldn't top out at more than 5.5mmol (equivalent of about 100mg/dL).