Hi Maggie - I see here that the amount of hay to feed is 1.5 to 2% BW. When I lived in Arizona and bought beautiful Colorado hay, I was able to weigh my feed easily. Here in Maine, the hay is

Linda, Its not often the blood sits over a weekend in a vet truck or doesn’t getto the vets clinic within the time frame set forth by Cornell to bespun/separated. But it happens. Is this the

Great work Deb! Macaroni Pony is cheering you and Cory on! I enlarged your photos to see more detail and you have lots of good things to be happy for. I see 'varnish', smoother walls and the

Hi again, did not trailer her,vet came to house. When she first started meds in 2011, vet put her on liquid and after me reading info on this site, I switched her to powder which she was on until the

Thank you for the reply! I tried to go to the link but it says I have to be a member to access it but already am so not sure what to do? I have no idea what lab the blood was sent to for IR testing,

I am vacillating between thinking I am not making a dent in Cory's runaway toe and being sure I am going to bite into the coffin bone with the next swipe of the rasp. Deb - Hi! You are doing

Hi Holly, Welcome to the list. We are going to need some more info from you in order to help you better. Please fill out a case history for your girl on our sister site ECHistory8 so that we have all

We usually say to retest 3-4 weeks after giving a newdose. We have some horses getting 20 mgs and up tomaintain. Testing is expensive ( and so canthe medicine!) Charting physical

Hello group-- I know everyone is really busy right now, but I have uploaded new pictures of Cory's latest trim (by me). I am vacillating between thinking I am not making a dent in Cory's runaway toe

Hi HH Hi Mandy, my feelings were also that the latest results were wrong. My vet doesn't think that and is convinced that the liquid is the way to go, she says to keep doing what I'm

Looking for opinions! My mare has Equine metabolic syndrome (never been tested offically for it) IR (one test was done but she was currently on pure alfalfa hay) and low thyroid. Over the winter she

Dakota also recently had a dental exam which showed that while he didn't need a lot of "floating", he has lost teeth (which aging equines do) and the gaps/holes left by these teeth had filled with

Hi Linda, We don’t recommend the liquid form of pergolide because of its very shortexpiration time. With ACTH at 130 in July, then 651 in April,your horse is woefully underdosed on 1 and 1.5 mls

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has experienced issues with liquid vs capsule form. My 34 year old has been taking pergolide since 2011. We started with 1 mg liquid, which the vet preferred but I

Hi Bonnie, Welcome to the group! It would help a great deal if you could also get the owner to join our group so we can get a case history from her and help and support her more personally. In the

Rita, Glad you have help with the clip. I just jumped in and had to ask folks not to stare afterward.... It was the first clip for her and me! I think it is very typical for vets to wait close to a

I just tried to reply, and neo froze...so hope this will go through. Leanne - MVP is very common in humans, especially women. I have it. What it's prevalence is in other species, can't say. What

I have seen references to a supplement called ATP or something like that but can't seem to find... Anyone know what I'm talking about? For a Cushings donkey (on Prasend / ok levels now) - glucose

Hello everyone I am new to the group. I am a trimmer and have one client that has a horse on pergolide and doing well. Just recently I got a new client that has Gold a 22 yo Fox trotter that needs to

I have had that experience with my Buttercup. I had her teeth floated by 2 different vets over the years. I finally had a highly trained equine dentist come and look at her. She found that