-knowledge check??? laminitis during sept october is caused by high insulin from uncontrolled ppid - ( except ocassional grain overload incidents) LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Je

-prascend Isn’t given by weight of the horse. I have read that show that 70% of horses will do well on 1 tablet .But 30% do not do well and half of those do very poorly. Why are you on 1/2 of a tablet

i looked your case history. I find SmartPak products are usually overpriced. I don’t see you feeling any salt? For a regular size horse 1 to 2 ounces salt is recommended. Of course you would need less

youvmentioned the sample was mishandled etc., that should mean you get a repeat test at no charge. I would mention that when billing comes for your next test.

I would never trailer two hours for a blood test. I won’t even trailer 10 minutes for a specialty vet. So I would look at all of your other options. Good for your vet that they are super busy. But tha

Such good news. One question, are his feet healed enough that no boots are needed? To prevent damage and aid in healing

My vet is not understanding how to request the over 200 insulin. What should be written on the lab sheet being sent to Cornell to include an over 200 reading , if the sample is over 200, with the samp

I’m now at 10 days between dosing. My next dose is due on a Sunday. And because of management practices ,I would usually choose the day before or the day after. I.e. Saturday or Monday to administer t

Is this something new? I Never liked not knowing when Cornell showed over 200, as they always did for jesse. I did send this to my vet to let him now

-- I believe if you do a search on the website of thyroid L,the only correct reason to use it is for weight loss.???So I’m thinking you’ll probably get some feedback to stop it.?? ( i think im correct

Following along with your threads. Just a quick observation. With the advent of video etc. Tele visits etc. I do my very best to avoid a long trailer ride. I don’t think it’s necessary often. Whenever

if you’re extracting, suggest touse a specialized vet that has experience with EOTRH. After care is crucial. You have to clean the mouth twice a day. I would use a hose to flush the mouth and then syr

-I - would not give up on invokana. I know its not enough to be intuitive, but I am almost positive that this high insulin is being caused from the uniprim antibiotic that jesse was on for many weeks

You can also search the website for this topic. It’s been covered often . I always used fleece lined shipping boots. But I had no access to snow, just cold temperatures with a maximum cold of 30°F

-- I don’t know your exact particulars, but I can tell you when jesse had problems those boots stayed on 24 seven, with the exception of taking them off for an hour a day etc. just to air out the spac

Why do you mention Ctb?Don’t we agree that does nothing? Perhaps help for the shedding and nothing more? note: Very kind of you to help this horse.

What kind of boots etc. do you have on the fronts?

I get a little bit confused when I read that you’re playing catch-up with the rise. I know what it means. My thought is, what other option do you have? Don’t give anything because it’s during the rise

I believe in answer to your question is 70% of horses do well on 1 prascend tablet. And 30% do not do well. And of those 30% over half do poorly on just one prascend v. So test now and increase if nee