My mare did better on APF so I used it until the day she died. For some reason her insulin was lower on APF.

I use Wedgewood and will change to Chewy very soon. Wedgewood was having supply problems and I had to order granules to get me through a 30 day June. The granules are not as effective as melts or caps

Thank you for this information - this is exciting especially considering the problems i am having with Wedgewood. I am a Chewy customer.

I was recently informed that my auto refill for my Pergolide melts would be delayed because Wedgewood did not have all the ingredients to produce them. If you use Wedgewood you might want to give them

https://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/hopes-new-drug-can-help-laminitis-cases-but-good-management-remains-key-781706 What does anyone know about this. This is very interesting.

i started out with 1/4 tablet and increased every 5 days until I got to a whole tablet. My mare never showed any sign of the veil.

I give my arthritic mare one tablespoon of devils claw in the morning and one tablespoon in the evening. I mix it up with her beet pulp and she has never refused it. I buy it from Herbalcom.com and it

Am I reading this correctly. We will have a new Case History site and my question is will we have a new Case History form to fill out. I have two horses, one IR and the other Cushings that I was final

Since I feed my horses twice a day I feed half AM and half PM. I agree with the "salt" statement. My mare will reluctantly eat it with a little salt but lord help me if I put too much in. She will fla

Does she have hives?? Could be an environmental allergy.

If you have a Tractor Supply nearby, do they not sell hay? Coastal Bermuda might be your best bet. If you are not sure of the S/S content, soak it.

I use Wedgewood because of my vet. I also use the "melts" which seem to work just fine. I do have them automatically shipped every 30 days.

FYI Chewy sells single dose 1mg Prascend. That could be an option if you can get a prescription from your vet for a few pills.

I use Stabul Nuggets for treats. Low sugar and starch and comes in many different flavors. https://shop.nuzufeed.com/products/stabul-nuggets-5lb Jean and Amber (over the bridge) Buster (IR) and NIKKI

You mentioned Blue Seal - can you get Blue Seal Carb Guard. Fairly low in starch and sugar especially if you feed just a handful.

What is with these claims. This sounds dangerous to me especially if people really believe this https://equifeast.net/a-new-approach-to-cushings-and.../

I have been using beet-e-bites equi pockets for dosing my pergolide (https://beetebites.com/theshop/). They are under our 10% rule on sugar + starch. I have had no problem getting my mare to take her

Grind them up, put them in some unsweetened applesauce, get a dose syringe and syringe them in. Also maybe dissolve them in water and syringe them in .

Sherry - Thank you for confirming my thoughts. I was up against two people arguing with me and I sort of doubted myself for a minute. I dont feel that just because your horse is fat that you should us

It what way does Thyroid L help with Laminitis. A friends vet insisted that she put her horse on Thyroid L to prevent laminitis. Does it help with insulin resistance or is it just for an under-active