I thought I was a member and was attempting to make a case history file for my horse to get help. It tells me I I am not a member, help please thank you Cheryl bowman washington

My Dakota has many of the same issues as your old friend, but most particularly he has dental problems accompanied by infection (apparently)...this we discovered when his poor appetite improved

Hi Stephanie-- I so sympathize with you. I have spent all summer with a pony in pain who is just now beginning to recover. I wanted to say if you do the Metformin as Dr. Kellon suggested, I found

Hi Everyone - First - @Maggie, I got the invite - thanks. But, it still won't let me access it. When I click it, it just brings me back to this group. I know that Previcox is an NSAID(like Bute) but

Thank you so much for doing this! Karen Locklair

Hi Stacy, glad you and your horse are feeling better! Would you mind sharing where you got your pergolide and how it was compounded? Best regards, - Paula

Jenny, I forgot to sign my post about the different products and I forgot to say that I just recently purchased a multidose vial of Adequan for my horses so it is available in the states. It is just

Adequan is now available in the U.S. (not sure where you're posting from); I just double-checked with my vet's pharmacy. I tried glycogen when Adequan wasn't being produced, and on my horse, it didn't

Oh boy where to start. I am in Bonfield, ON Canada. My 30+yr old childhood 12.2hh gelding is seeing the specialist to get his teeth done and Im facing a 1200 vet bill at the least. I just couldnt

Angela, I answered you this morning at 945 am.... “ You said he’s on .5 mgs of pergolide now. You can make 1/4 mgof Pracsend by putting half a tablet in a 3cc syringe with water, shake itup

I'm glad he is feeling better Stacy. Thanks for checking in. Was there any follow up blood work? Can you point us to a case history we can look at? Thanks Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn

Hi Angela, Based on what I know about the instability of Prascend once it's been exposed to air you're best off just doing the 1x a day dose rather than trying to split the pill in half and saving

Sorry for not signing my original post and thank you for the response; I've read through some of the pdf files which included some of the info you posted. It's good to see it more than once to help

Hi Carol, My question is 'why is he being sedated' if he's been fine in the past for sheath cleaning without sedation. Unless he's a really horrible bad actor I don't see why he would need to be

Hi, Sally - there is certainly a caution with praziquantel, as it has been shown to cause an insulin spike in rats. I do realize that horses are not rats, but I personally no longer use the

There MAY be a caution with the Polyglycan & IR. One of the ingredients is glucosamine & injectable glucosamine may worsen IR. This is pretty much off the top of my head so hopefully someone else can

Needing some advice for IR safe sedative, if there is such a thing. I have posted on the housekeeping site, as well. Does anyone have experience with xylathine/rompun on IR or laminate prone

Hi Jaini, >I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the tireless efforts of Nancy Collins and Jannalee Smithey for transcribing and editing the proceedings. You guys are superstars! Thanks

Jenny, Ask your vet about Ichron or Polyglycan. Some of our clients who can't afford Adequan and have switched to Poly have reported good results. Leigh On Thursday, October 9, 2014 3:19 AM,

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