Sexy;) julie

Interesting, but it kinda makes me cringe to think of pulling something like that up against the growth grain of the hair. Maybe it's a "me" thing.... Jeanette Colorado horses. 

I wonder if leg warmers for people would work just as well because they are less expensive :-) Ute >

Mary, Check your yahoo mail. Your other address is getting delivery errors. Eleanor

What were the probiotics for, and why do you now think they're unnecessary? One of the list members, Claire aka witchylady, sells a mix I've heard some good things about. Do you need devil's claw

wrote: effect. is Could be the controlled diet too. While I'm not thrilled with the blood results, I'm thinking that there are too many things out of your control to stake everything on these

wrote: > This ASU sounds promising but is it Cosequin makes one called Cosequin ASU, but it has high dose of glucosamine too. Eleanor

<jarrah@...> wrote: took > blood 2-4 hours after fed prior, the comparisons would be different. Angela -- That occurred to me when the vet showed up surprisingly quickly after being detoured to an

Diane Depending on what time of year his ACTH level was done, he might not be Cushing's at all. It may have been a seasonal high. A cresty neck is a symptom of Insulin Resistance. A long, curly coat

Claire, Can you provide me with your source and what dosage you're using? You can pm me if necessary. Thanks! Paula

Henry had a cresty neck which I thought might be his thyroid. I had the vet do blood work and the results came back that his ACTH level was elevated. The vet said he was pretty sure he had cushings.

To Lorna, She's fairly tall (compared to the other Morgans we have owed). I'd say 15.0--15.1. She isn't heavy, she looks more like a Morgany Saddlebred. I wasn't thinking Cushings. Lucy that

Natural or not, when it's influencing the way the body works it is a drug. They have been used together but we have no information at all on whether the combination is better, worse, or totally

--- In EquineCushings@..., "cloud9gaits" <cloud9gaits@...> wrote: ...... I do currently use the DC mix done by > Witcheylady but what I'm looking for is something to slow down the > joint

Is this available for use yet? Or is it just in the trial stages right now? Paula

Yes, however lots of times it is mixed with yucca or something else that IR horses cannot have. I do currently use the DC mix done by Witcheylady but what I'm looking for is something to slow down

<jameshart500@...> wrote: Yes, all the time, every day...on my dogs & horses. Have used it alone but seem to have better results blended with several other herbs. Synergistic effect I believe. Claire

Many of you in the group have been so wonderful with your help and your kindness; I hope you can help me with this, too. This is my plan for changing Kasha's diet and supplements: I am taking him

Hello and welcome to our list! Could you please give us a name to address you by? Natural is not necessarily better. Chastetree berry seems to help with some of the symptoms of cushings but not

Avacado soy unsaponified oils extract. It's the newest, *hottest* thing, based on human research.... Joan and Dazzle wrote: