Hi Beverly, >The reference range for ACTH from Cornell is 5 (or 9) to 35. It is 9-35 >I'm curious why his ACTH of 20 needed a doubling of dose from 12 to 24 mg. I'm not the author of the original post

Does this work for you,Debora? https://ahdc.vet.cornell.edu/ Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutrition* http://www.ecirhorse.com/images/stories/Success_Story_3_-Oll

>Karen Scarborough,ME May 2014 Can you add the link to your signature,Karen? Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutrition* http://www.ecirhorse.com/images/stories/Succ

>It's: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Karen%20and%20Bay%20Lady/ Hi Karen, Thanks. Can you add the link for the hoof pix you have identified? Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator

Hi Martha, Above the Messages window on the web page there is a row containing buttons for Conversations,Photos, Files and More. Click on Files.It will take you here: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/grou

This post has been deleted because it is seriously OT. Thanks to all our members who keep their posts on topic. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutrition* http://ww

Hi Edie, >Does anyone know about a horse lick called EquiLix? I guess the question is what purpose would using this product serve ? It's very likely that it won't provide anything in the numbers/ratio

>Speaking of which....here's the latest.... Stormy got 42 mgs of pergolide on Tues., 46 on Wed. Eating better, but not great. She got 45 mgs from a new shipment on Th., Fri., Sat. This morning, (Sun)

Hi Diana, >I no longer use either on my two Cushings ponies since discovering Lamalert Cushings Formula. All the benefits with none of side affects. After all Prascend is a depressant which was rubbis

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Hi Karen, If I understand you correctly you are wanting to use the ODTBC as a mineral supplement for your hay? The cubes are balanced . They can be incorporated into your hay diet. BUT the hay will st

Hi Karen, > Would it be better toJUST balance the hay - If it were me I would balance the hay. If I wanted to add ODTBC I could do that.They are already balanced. Or I could just feed the hay,with the

Ohhhhhhh,Carla, you made my day! I know I'm not alone. Leaving your entire message here on purpose. Thanks for letting us know. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in EquineNutr

Hi Suzanne, >My question concerns the ACTH baseline at 461 pg/ml . Vet prescribed 1mg/day Prascend and re-testing for ACTH in 4-6 weeks. What do you think? I think you might be thinking this too.If Mo

>I have a question about diet for my IR/Cushings horse. If I have a good timothy hay and am supplementing what it lacks, do I really need a hoof supplement? Hi Karen, Can you add your case history lin

Hi Susan, See message 188335, from Lavinia: "PPID in horses is different than Cushings in dogs. Different parts of the pituitary are involved so different drugs are used. Lysodren isn't used in horses

>Lorna: I found in the merck veterinary manual(can google) --- Sally? Was I part of a glucose/glucometer discussion? Sorry.I'm not following you . Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What

> Lorna: I think it was about where did you see high glucose in cushings? from earlier note. Ah,yes,back in June. Sally can you provide the links .There's just not enough time to search through the da