I think this has to go to the EChorsekeeping list. I have postings there and will add more later. I will take some pictures. Roger R TN June10

My 18yo controlled cushings horse is starting to "waste" again in his topline area. I've got him on Triamino, Flax, Biotin Plus, Joint Supplement, Salt,Pergolide, soaked/rinsed BP twice a day, and

Yes, the stiff neck lasted about 5 days and then was gone. I have 4 Paso Finos and all of them had the stiff neck and received banamine for 5 days. The vet is aware of their initial reaction - they

What are the groups thoughs on oral Banamine? It's not the same mechanism as bute.. It's always worked for me with no side effects. Barb (VT) Aug2001

Is the stiff neck gone? I would call your vet- and report the reaction, and if it were my horse, I'd be squirting 5 CC Banamine down her throat 2X per day to reduce the inflammation. I have USDA data

Hi Carol, Now I'm answering my own messages! But Nancy said it better than I did.See what she said here: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/message/135719 Lorna in

Hi Carol, Fermentation is definitely an issue when soaking hay in warm weather,and needs to be avoided. I don't know the circumstances where you are but it only needs to be soaked 30 minutes in warm

My horse is boarded and they have been soaking his hay. I am getting concerned that it is being soaked too long in this warm weather. During the rest of the year it was soaked overnight and up to 6

<roger@...> wrote: Mostly though, I'm interested in what you did to create your dry lot. I want to start by creating a dry lot in the fenced area around 2 sides of my barn--approx. 1/4 acre.

On June 7th my 6 year old Paso Fino mare received a tetanus & west nile vaccination. She has been on a rigid diet. She is IR & Cushings - receiving 1mg Pergolide capsule per day. She is not

Reading about Jherb and other NO agents. I have not read the answer to my thoughts/ question. Any benefit or harm if I put all my non-laminitic horses on this in low does to help insure good hoof

been quite pre-occupied with my Icelandic Horse because he has Laminits and now seems to be on the road to recovery using most of your techniques. Last Xrays show left foot pretty much back to normal

Now that I have the ACTH under control, another question. We are now past the longest day but Matty is still losing his winter coat. I thought if Cushings under control, he should have a normal

Last message sent before finished....my apologies for a bad trigger finger. Nancy C in NH February 2003 Moderator Visit our new site: http://www.ecirhorse.com/

Hi Sue and list Sue, I'm glad your girl is doing well. It sounds like you are beyond an acute founder event and that is good. However, need to clarify that walking a horse in an acute situation,

I am not sure from your post, but you do not need to give the whole tablet of 227mg previcox. You should quarter them. A dose of the same medication in tube form is I believe 59mg. Someone can

Good. Order test #603. Q: How often should I get core samples in a situation where the turn over for hay is about 2 wks but is (finally) from the same source? A: What is "turn over?" Does the farmer

hello abby & missy, I have a horse that is IR and founder at 18 % rotated in both front. It soubds like you horse can't walk good but when she can walk her  a little at a time and ice her feet. I

Hello. Thanks will look into that. We are in Northeast Alabama. I have a lady who is also excellent she lives in Huntsville. Frizzer is a little better this morning. Pam April 2010 Alabama

Pam, I'm in south TN and have found an excellent trimmer, Jen Vallieres. http://www.naturalhoofcare.org/ <http://www.naturalhoofcare.org/> . I know that she travels quite a bit, and may even have