I have just recently started Ollie(ERU) and some of the others on Spirulina,pleased with myself because of its amino acid/protein profile . Am I correct in thinking I need to take him off it because

And assurances are no guarantee. Additionally, we all know that the prices for compounding pharmacies are all over the board from as little as $15 per month to as much as $90 per month. Eli Lilly is

Hi Stacy, I think that it was prudent on your part to start him on pergolide for the seasonal rise. If you review Dr. Kellon's post # 99559 to talk about the seasonal

I need help please--how do you compare these --blood results: April 2008--antec(normal insulin-5-20) elegance-Insulin 310-Elle-Insulin 149--glucose--elegance( normal 95) 142--Elle--149 August

I have one horse that is resting/rehabilitating from a bone chip surgery. My 23 year old Arab gelding his his current babysitter. Usually the older guy is out in the pasture. He is not sound due

Is there any antidote or anything one can do when your find that your cushings/IR horse has escaped and binged on high sugar hay? I found Lilly lose in the barn scarfing down the TripleMix hay when

Below is our hay analysis from Equi Analytical. I used the hay worksheet and it looks like we're really low in copper. Can someone confirm that and give me an idea on how much to supplement? What's

Sara -- If your horses are laminitic or tending that way because of IR or PPID, you need to treat/feed for the specific problem(s)as well as deal with any secondary laminitis. As Joan pointed out,

Karen -- I may be wrong, but I thought I read that Dr. Kellon was going to be off-list for a bit. Have you posted your hay results here so one of the "hay gurus" can help? If I've overlooked a

Hi -- Just talking to myself again ;-), but as I'm not sure I trust my own advice, I'm bringing this back to the top of the list. Please see my earlier message below for details. I've just

Hi Sue, thing Sorry.What I was trying to say was that a corneal scratch doesn't necessarily look like much but hurts more than words can describe.He doesn't have a scratch,and the dye has been used

Thanks for the info I am going to try this i have a mare who needs the extra protien..... <cmcginl1@...> wrote: protein? seem to

Lorna, I had an app mare (my first horse) for 28 years, and she developed ERU (Equine Recurrent Uveitis). This was back in the late 80's so treatment was really touch and go, and it was a lifelong

kathleen, you're fabulous! Hubby went to KC and picked up a couple bags for me. They couldn't tell me there if I could get it more locally, so I ended up phoning the company in Canada. They sent me

I'll check into it,thanks. I guess my biggest concern is using something that will exacerbate his IR.Haven't heard from vet yet( the ointment he left before is Dex) but he's used to dealing with

Problem with testing now is she may be elevated anyway because of the seasonal rise. The fat deposits do often increase dramatically in direct parallel to inflammation in the

i am not sure how helpful he We can share experiences and give opinions, but only your vet can actually prescribe. Your horse should really have a physical exam first too, especially

You would be hard pressed to find 2 vets back to back that agree on treatment for this but that's certainly one option. Horses also tolerate methotrexate very well. Eleanor www.drkellon.com

Sorry to be so late getting back here, and thanks for the replies. My mares' hooves are growing out lighter colored and like the top fraction of an inch is peeling, consistent with the length of

I'm hoping Dr. Kellon sees this, as I haven't had luck reaching her through private e-mail. I've sent to her my recent hay analysis done on the retesting of my Teff hay and have requested mineral