Chandra, you can take it to any CVS, Walgreens, or independent drug store and they will dispose of it properly for you. Dawn Wagstaff Saline, MI 2003

Melanie, hope you feel a heart hug from this group. Many of us have experienced the heartache of losing a horse, but know that soon, that hurt will be replaced by the love you had and the comfort of k

" don't know if you recall, but one of our members had a Morgan mare that showed many of the classical signs of Cushing's, but repeated ACTH tests from MSU were normal. She then sent duplicate samples

I apologize for not having a case history up for my stallion. I have attempted to do so and for whatever reason, cannot download the completed form into the folder I did manage to get set up. This que

Kerry, Dr. Kellon had me use BET labs in Kentucky to check FSH and LH levels in my mare that she consulted on several years ago. Same thing, she was refractory to treatment after foaling and subsequen

Quick update. I ordered APF yesterday afternoon around 4pm from HorseHealthUSA, which is located just outside of Cleveland. It arrived(no shipping charge or overnight delivery charge) today via UPS at

Just a heads up. I used to be able to buy APF from Tractor Supply and both of my somewhat local tack shops. I called both tack shops, two feed stores and visited two Tractor Supply stores. None carry

Nancy, thank you for the response, I will pick up APF this afternoon. In my case, I have to tread a little lightly about the Cornell/MSU situation. My vet is an adjunct at MSU, we are located only an

Hi all, My vet was out this morning to pull ACTH, insulin and glucose for my 20 year old stallion. As soon as I get results back, I'll get a case file. up. Stallion this morning has some modest heat i

Jannalee, thank you so much. You have answered something that was in the back of my mind. I am dumbfounded at the starch level. I was thinking possibly iron overload since Lite has a significant amoun

Dr. Kellon, thank you. You are correct, there is no way the Uckele Senior and Grass Balancer were balancing my hay. I should have gotten an analysis done on the first cut hay or at least used my last

As I mentioned in a post below, I've been a member for years and had Dr.Kellon work one on one with me on a difficult situation I had with a mare I owned several years ago. I've taken several of her n

Hi all, I've been a member since 2006 and I currently have an older horse that I need some help with. I can't seem to find how to do new case histories. Dawn Wagstaff Saline, MI 2006

Susan, If you run a search on hydroponic fodder on EC and IR, you will find some older responses. My own experience with hydroponics comes from friends who invested in a system to provide green forage

I just talked to my local TSC here in Michigan about Stabul 1 and got the same answer I got a year ago. First, Nuzu needs to know that despite the fact that they have TSC prominently displayed on thei

Thriving Pets requires a vet's prescription for pergolide as per FDA regulations Ian wants it faxed directly from the vet, or you can choose to have Thriving Pets send a request to your vets office. P

Samantha, When I had my Cushings mare, I would take a dried prune(which has a sticky surface), open the capsule(they twist apart) and dump the contents onto the surface of the dried prune. Then feed i

Kristin, Here in Michigan, our second cutting doesn't come in until late July and is often subjected to drought, very high temps, etc. Our first cut usually has a benefitted from a wet spring and slow

In regards to Stabul 1, Randy had given me the name of the person in charge of ordering feed for my local TSC. I went in and talked to her, she was willing to order ten bags of Stabul and sell me one

Rita, I'll let the experts answer the bloodwork questions. In regard to prunes, prunes are very high in fiber which causes the sugar in them to be utilized very slowly. Hence, they are very low on the