Re: Quest Reaction

["Kathryn Flynn" <flynson@teleport.com>]

I had the exact same thing.  Looked and acted like EPM, vet thought it was
based on neurological.  All other tests were negative.  A second vet said
he'd seen the same thing after worming with Quest.  Yet a third vet was
called in.  All three said "there's nothing wrong with your horse".  Ha!
And all three are very good vets.  None of the vets are recommending use of
Quest.  The neurological symptoms subsided, with the exception of an
uncoordinated canter.  The horse was retired as a trail horse due to that,
so I don't have an update on whether or not her canter improved with time.

If I still had the horse, I'd try the EPSM diet to see if it would help.

Best of luck,
Kathryn
----- Original Message -----
From: <Wintersdwbob1@aol.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 8:47 PM
Subject: RC: Quest Reaction


> Friend's horse has had a reaction after being wormed with Quest.  Only
change
> in life style.  Looks and acts like EPM  tests were negative  Spinal tap
> next. This has been going on for about 1month she says.  Any one else have
> something like this.??? Donna and BOB
>
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