Hi Sue, >Not sure if I replied to you but we live in the triangle Can we sweet talk you into signing your messages with name(first is fine),location,and date of joining group. When you put up a case

Not sure if I replied to you but we live in the triangle

Pardon the dumb questions.. I've been taking care of a horse whose owner hasnt seen the horse in 3 yrs. and the barn where I board and take lessons never infomed the owner about cushings.. how sad. I

Hi Connie, I was thinking of the same thing. I know someone who keeps a PO box just across the border. Crazy the extent of what we have to go to! Just wish tack stores here would sell all this great

>Has anyone used Haystack products? What's the situation,Christine ? Are you wanting to use one of these for your horse? Can we have a few more details ?Are you in a situation that you can't feed

Has anyone used Haystack products? I think they are only available in WA, OR, and CA. What do you think? Haystack Farm and Feeds | Quality Feeds Manufactured in Culver Oregon

Hi Laura, I don't know if this is an option for you but I wanted to mention that I purchase myphosphorus supp from Uckele then have it shipped to a USA parcel pick uplocation across the border to

Hi Cynthia, See Nancy's message two messages ago - 190277 Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

>>but I took him off of it after hearing it can interact with cushing horses.... << It was suggested by this group that I give glucosamine to my PPID horse. So, I've been giving it the past 3 years.

Just to add that Chondroiten and HA can also be purchased at mybesthorse along with the Movease. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

Hi Lauren Glucosmine may cause a rise in insulin in some horses. I would be especially careful in horses who have uncontrolled insulin to start with. Many members use chondroitin, and hyaluronic

Hi Laura, >I will be picking up the pergolide from my vet tomorrow. I'm really nervous that she won't react well to it, just because she is SO sensitive. But I have to give it a try and hope for the

Hey everyone, My horse needs to be on some sort of joint medicine and right now he is on MSM... I used to have him on glucosamine but I took him off of it after hearing it can interact with cushing

Hi Jacque, Welcome to the list. We need a bit more info to be able to help you better. Would you please fill out case histories for your mule and donkey on our sister list ECHistory8. I'll send you an

Just remember to move her onto the pergolide slowly and she'll likely be fine with it. [You know start with a 1/4 dose for a couple days, then 1/2 for a couple days, then 3/4, etc til she's on

Hi Jaini, I will be picking up the pergolide from my vet tomorrow. I'm really nervous that she won't react well to it, just because she is SO sensitive. But I have to give it a try and hope for the

Hi Beverly Our horses often suffer from euthyroid sick syndrome. http:/groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/message/105460 Personally, I don't think your eating schedule as described was the issue.

Where in NC?? There are lots of places with orchard grass, or I get truckloads of Timothy shipped in Lisa/Louie Eastern NC 2012

Thanks Lisa, Linda and Nancy for responding. Do you think Ginger's eating ODTB for 3 hours (slow eater - no teeth) right up to blood draw would affect insulin? Are there any supplements approved for

I don't have hard copy yet, just voice mail from vet. CBC and Chem 6 done, everything normal but CPK and AST "mildly elevated". I'm only familiar with CPK being associated with muscle damage, which