Once I reached 1.05 on Monday, he seemed to become a bit subdued, Yesterday appetite very weak...only eating part of Triple Crown Lite with supps Hi Linda, Darn, usually tapering up will prevent the

I am using peanuts in shell and Wellsolve W/C pellets. I did a video about the Wellsolve W/C that has info. You can see the pellets in my hand at 4:30 of my not very exciting video.

I left a gate open into the hay area where keep Bermuda stacked up. Hay is only thing kept there. Had recently gotten some Triple Crown Lite Safe Starch Forage that been doling out bit at a time to

Hi Karen So glad to hear he is feeling better!! Runny eyes can be a symptom of IR. I don't have personal experience with melanoma removal, but can bet it is not helping. To help with weight, you

Thank you everyone, this is fantastic support! Dr Kellon, I will PM you - thank you so much. I am just awaiting the blood test results from Liphook Equine Veterinary Hospital (which I was hoping would

Lethargy and excercise intolerance were first symptoms of Cushings for my cushings gelding. Rene' Riddle Texas 2008

Hi Melanie, I think you're right to suspect Cushing's with these symptoms. The worsening you are seeing now may well be related to the seasonal rise which makes uncontrolled horses worse. It's the

Karen, Just read your post. I am sorry you have been going through so much with your Serrano! The learning curve on this list is very steep at first. You sound like you are really on the ball and I

Vet agreed to Compounded Perg. Got it from Thriving Pets. Started at .25 and gradually increased to 1.05. He became perkier and offered to canter frequently...I was ecstatic. Once I reached 1.05 on

I think i mean sugars, fakeries etc. This could potentially be a very cheap wqay of encouraging eating din dins! rachel and Mickey & Rory Kent, UK

His lethargy is can very likely be related to the pergolide issue. They can be lethargic from either not enough or too much. With your other symptoms, I think your issue is the former. If he were

Hi Linda, Thanks for the quick response! I agree the right front is a mess. The vet said the right heel needed to come down and toe come in and the farrier was hesistant to do too much too quickly

Got it - I will need a day or two to get you some markups. There is no reason to manage the club foot in the manner it has been managed. The CB falling through is horse hockey. If anything,

Hi Linda, Below is the link to all the pictures and x-rays and he does have a case history established in the other group with all the details. I hope you start to feel better! Thank you for taking

I've just need to make sure his feet are on the right track. Hi - after being at sea level for a little break, I am now back at mile high elevation and seem to be a little hypoxic - I can't find your

Try this file: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/files/ Scroll down to Cinnamon Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in Equine

Ok Emergency Diet started now I've just need to make sure his feet are on the right track. I'd love any feedback from Linda on that! Again thank you so much! Katie Charlotte NC October 2012

Oh gosh I hope you feel better! Ok I will definitely keep him off grass and am working to get our hay analyzed. Now I just need to get on the right path with his feet! Bless his heart he has been so

Did I read somewhere that cinnamon is helpful for high blood sugar? It may have been here or the DSLD group? Can anyone direct me to additional information? Debora Hamilton, MT

Here ya go, Monique! http://tinyurl.com/ygyhr6c Page 15 in the Table of Contents. Mandy in VA EC Primary Response OCT 2003