Hi Chris You might want to have a look at the package insert. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/fda/fdaDrugXsl.cfm?setid=3f891a61-ce58-4cc1-97e2-a161907ea8eb&type=display Also loads of discussion

Are there any muscle relaxers safe for Cushings and IR horses? -- Chris H in CA 2021 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Woody%20and%20Chris

Does anyone know of research around Equioxx and ulcers? -- Chris H in CA 2021 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Woody%20and%20Chris

thank you for both replies. I have rearranged schedules where majestic will be injected every four days exactly. And I will repeat this cycle in approximately three months time. thanks -- LJ

Hi Ronelle, Is this American Skullcap ? -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

Just for the record, it's impossible to be allergic to an oil because there's no protein in it - unless it is unfiltered. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step to wisdom

Hi Jean, My mare was allergic to flax, so I had to find the alternative which was ground chia. She was fed the triple crown flax for years, but became allergic. Vet thought she didn't tolerate even

Hi Brittany, I had a couple thoughts for you. Here's the info you need to correctly take hoof photos, name them, and upload them into a Photo Album in the Case History sub-group:

Bonnie, had you been ok with the Triple Crown Golden flax, which says it is stabilized? I'm thinking of using it to help keep weight on my IR mare.. Thanks, Jean -- Jean Hurrle Illinois;

Hi Brittany, If his current laminitis is due to elevated insulin (and everything points in that direction) isox isn't going to help (and it's not much help in any event) so no point in giving it IMO.

I know this is anecdotal, but this might help your guy's nervousness. My horse has been a nervous/scared for a long time due to having poor vision. As he continued to lose vision (almost completely

Thank you so much for sharing this, Joy! Very organized and that can make this feel all the more simpler. Happy Holidays to you and Emmy! -- Sharon Bice December 2020 Sandia Park, New

Oh, I totally forgot to address the medications! Sorry about that. I had isoxsuprine prescribed for one of my ponies once. It did not appear to make a difference. It seems that it’s not well

Hi Martha, Thank you so much for your response! Your words have already made me feel a little bit better tonight. I will be sure to get all of the case history and pictures figured out asap. As well

Hi Brittany, It sounds like you’re about as stressed as most of us were when we found our way here. I think it helps to write things down so it’s good you did that. Don’t forget to add all

Thank you, Dr Kellon. I thought their observations about triglycerides were interesting and am looking forward to reading yours and Dr Gustafson’s paper. A few vets here are starting to prescribe

Hello, seriously overwhelmed new member here. Sorry, I don't have my case history file figured out yet. I'm not even sure where to start, everything seems so complicated. Sorry it's so long. - 32

Hi Dr. Kellon, I sent you an email with my vet's email for the Steglatro precautions/management info. This will set us up to use it should the immediate need arise. For now, I've decided to carry on

Hi Daisy, Previcox is the canine version of Firocoxib. The equine version is Equioxx. Firocoxib is an NSAID which claims to be “gut friendly” but we don’t recommend giving any NSAID long term,

many people in my area use previcox for equine stiffness. is this something that is used for the ir horse? i did not find anything in files. thank you daisy, tiko, whisper -- -- Daisy, Tiko and