I Googled it,Laura. http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/walgreens-oral-syringe/ID=prod6001629-product For Linda,I Googled this,too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob%27s_your_uncle Got to

Well, I'm totally confused. (And I'm working on the history/pics thing.) Darcy was not fasting before the test. She had been on pasture (fescue and weeds) in her muzzle overnight and with coastal

--- In EquineCushings@..., "Lorna" <briars@...> wrote: Hi Lorna, Like some of the other group members, I was looking for something quick, easy and not messy, in a powder form. I am

Who is Bob? What uncle? Whose uncle? Who is Uncle Bob? Linda EC Primary Response West Coast May 2004

I don't know what to call the gizmo I use,but you can find it at a drug store,where you find droppers and medication-givers,etc. It is a rubber,cone-shaped doo-hicky.It inserts into the Ration Plus

Don't go to our room Lorna, you have too many chores to do. And your farrier is coming. Cynthia, Lorna's right, I meant the yeast can sometimes be a problem. Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator

Misty started on 1/2mg Prascend on 30th August after a blood test of 55. She seems to be doing okay on that, had no side effects. When would be the best time to re-test, should we do it now after 4

Nancy's comment was, "Sometimes, not often, yeast can be an issue in taste or allergy." ?<<   Yes, I was referring to that message.   Sounds like i will be returning to Ration Plus. I just don't

Hi Karin, Thanks for contacting the company rep. Fat can cause insulin resistance so it is not appropriate to feed it to add calories. Small amounts of flax are recommended as it contains the proper

Hi Shannon, I'm sorry you had to have one of your horses put down. Sara's emotions that day were understandably high but it doesn’t sound like Khandi was too upset if she was eating hay during

Hi Jennifer, Do you have any pics of Darcy you could put up? Also, do you have a case history up for her? Was the blood pulled fasting - that is a really low insulin, esp with the glucose being 90?

Hi Sian, Welcome to the list. First thing is to breath - both inhale and exhale. Sorry that your boy id having difficulties but we can help you sort all of this out. The list follows a protocol of

HI Sian, Nice job with your signature! I was in the middle of responding to you on Weds. night and my internet went down. I didn't get it back till yesterday and looks like my post never made it

I know the tests were not run at Cornell, but I think I heard UC Davis. Hi Jennifer - Were these fasting results or had Darcy been munching on safe hay through the night/or at least four hours before

Hi Cynthia, I'm not sure how long it took my friend's horse to get better, but I do know it was a long "battle". We've been lucky here not to have any real diarrhea, but Chappie's manure will get a

Hi Cynthia, Don't mean to barge in here,but do you mean message 171798 ? Nancy's comment was, "Sometimes, not often, yeast can be an issue in taste or allergy." ? I'm sure the "not often" refers to

In the last message, it stated not to give probiotics often. I have always given it daily as recommended for maintenance. Is this not good?     Cynthia Boriskin from CA Tucker 10/10

Tucker is only 12 (he was diagnosed at 10). Since I've had him he has always had bad diarrhea intermittenly. My vet thought he may be allergic to hay and wanted me to put him on a pellet diet. He only

Mandy, Your response could not have come at a better time. We received Khandi's blood work late yesterday. These are the results: ACTH Baseline 367 pg/mL Insulin: 97.29 ulU/mL Since I am new to

Hi Cynthia, I have a friend with an older horse that had bad diarrhea. She tried everything and finally cleared it up with Ration Plus. He also does better with chopped hay. Laura K. Chappie &