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Re: Liquid Pergolide

Hi Kathy, Can you share the source of this information? Thanks. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

By Lorna Cane · #281768 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

Hi Rozanne, I have not heard that cimetidine is contraindicated. I used it on my gray pony (IR, PPID) for years and the melanoma did not appear to increase in size, nor did it disappear. The pony

By Martha McSherry · #281767 ·

Re: Cresty Neck

Yes, we are continuing the low s/s diet. We were able to source a grass hay, and we are just waiting for 2nd cutting of the same before testing and settling in for winter. I love the way you explain

By Rene · #281766 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

HI, Lorna, Temp was down to 101.8 yesterday morning and I think it was 102.3 last night. I can't find my thermometer now, must have dropped it last night. Will get the people one out. lol Yes, she

By Nicolle Dupont · #281765 ·

Liquid Pergolide

I just heard that Pergolide can be available in liquid form. Is this true? Has anyone else used it? Thanks in advance! -- Kathy 2017 and Donna Harrowsmith,

By Kathy Thomas · #281764 ·

Re: #file-notice #file-notice

Sherry, thank you very much for the instructions. I hope I followed them correctly. Stubby is still on pasture as I have no place to put her where she cannot access grass. I cannot create a dry lot

By markthweb1@... · #281763 ·

Re: case history help

Hi Cassandra, As Sherry mentioned, there is no further calculation for leptin. If it was tested, you just use the lab reference ranges and enter everything into the appropriate place on the case

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #281762 ·

Re: case history help

-- Hi Sherry, Thanks for your reply. I have already entered the leptin result further up in the chart where requested. I guess I will just enter it again in the IR calculator section. Seems like

By Cassandra Reid · #281761 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

Are you thinking about the message string in Horsekeeping? Horsekeeping@ECIR.groups.io | Jiagulan & skin cancer Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

By Sherry Morse · #281760 ·

Re: New to this group, Case History posted

Hello Lori, Welcome to the group! Please update your signature with your case history folder link and photo album link as well as your location and year of joining. To do that: 1) Go to this link to

By Sherry Morse · #281759 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

I found a few more in NIH but here is one of interest. Fenbendazole acts as a moderate microtubule destabilizing agent and causes cancer cell death by modulating multiple cellular pathways - PubMed

By Qhgirl · #281758 ·

New to this group, Case History posted

Hello. I am new to this group and just posted my horses Case History form and pics of her X-rays. I’m not sure what to do from there. The vet we saw didn’t want to put a name on her diagnosis,

By Lori · #281757 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

I have heard CBD can be effective in slowing down melanomas but have not seen research to back it up. Maybe somone in our group can comment if they have experience with CBD and melanomas. I myself

By Qhgirl · #281756 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

Thank you Martha. I don't know that topical application of the cannabis oil is going to be practical - many of the melanomas are in his sheath & on the base of his penis. Also suspected in his rectum

By rozaniloc@... · #281755 ·

Re: jiaogulan & melanomas

I would agree. It’s always something you can restart if you decide it’s worth the risk. There is a post here, most likely in a few places where topical application of cannabis oil, containing

By Martha McSherry · #281754 · Edited

jiaogulan & melanomas

Hello all - I have been searching for a recent reply from Dr Kellon about the use of jiaogulan in horses with melanomas which cited a study which link I wanted to send to my vet, but now I cannot

By rozaniloc@... · #281753 ·

Re: BEET PULP

R/S/R all beet pulp, pellets or shreds, regardless of manufacturer. Period! -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step to wisdom is "I don't know."

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #281752 ·

Re: BEET PULP

Shevawn, Standlee SmartBeet, whether shreds or pellets, contains molasses by-product that Standlee calls "secondary molasses." I tested one bag of shreds that had very high ESC, 17.4%, dry out of the

By Cass in NorCal · #281751 ·

Re: Lavinia - Request for mark-ups

Hi Mikaela, Wonderful that Zahr responded so well. Yes, the shifting could be due to new neuro input. It could also be that the rest of his body is a bit sore/tired as he is now using everything

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #281750 ·

Re: Lavinia - Request for mark-ups

Re: some of the sole being rasped off I wonder if that was done to avoid a pressure point from developing in those areas (not sure if that could happen in response to a substantial bevel?). When he

By Mikaela Tapuska · #281749 ·

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