main@ECIR.groups.io

Is this a suitable feed for IR? http://www.bigvfeeds.com/index.cfm?show=10&mid=127 Thanks, Marylee Oct 2012, SE OK

By maryleegrasso <marylee@...> · #174521 ·

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Carla and Cupcake WI, Dec 12 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

By Carla · #174520 ·

Bugs are gone? ECIR Table of Contents FIXED

Hi Group, It is my mission to help people quickly find the documents they seek in the files sections of the groups so I came up with a document that has links to folders. Sadly it has been hit and

By tomtriv <ThePitchforkPrincess@...> · #174519 ·

To breed or not to breed

Hi, We currently have a 13 year old morgan mare who was recently diagnosed with cushings after a slight case of founder at a horse show. She does not have IR in fact her levels where beyond low when

By bzbusser <bzbusser@...> · #174518 ·

Re: Sunshine's recheck

Hey, good news! Thanks for the update. Yes, the pasture thing is a bummer, but while you are recovering from your shoulder surgery (ouch!), you can let your fingers do the walking through some

By merlin5clougher <janieclougher@...> · #174517 ·

Re: So happy I found you!

Hi! Welcome to the group. Please sign your name! We have lots of tips for you to keep your 23 yo mare in good health and sound. You'll find by reading out files that our philosophy is DDT/E.

By Mandy Woods · #174516 ·

Re: So happy I found you!

Hello and Welcome! What's you first name, so we can address you by that? What's your mare's name? So glad that she is doing well. The list philosophy is DDT+E. That stands for Diagnosos, Diet,

By Maggie · #174515 ·

Re: Sunshine's recheck

With 55 acres of pasture, perhaps you can find someone who will cut it for hay for you. [You can pay straight up, but the usual is a split with you keeping part and the hay guy keeping part.] Just

By Chanda · #174514 ·

Sunshine's recheck

He went to the university for a recheck. Physical exam showed him to be of proper weight with decreased fatty deposits and decreased crest on neck. So everything is good! I am finally getting him

By judyspitzer <judyspitzer@...> · #174513 ·

Re: History lesson

I remember watching a movie about it! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0157704/ Linda EC Primary Response West Coast May 2004

By Linda <PapBallou@...> · #174512 ·

Re: History lesson

Triple that!!!! Can't wait to finish reading it. Thank you Dr. Kellon. Kim Lee in NW PA who is 46 and a type 1 diabetic now for 31 years and counting :-))). 3/2010 [Non-text portions of this message

By @KimLee · #174511 ·

Magnesium

Hello, Is, Magnesium Oxide, the preferred form of magnesium to feed to IR/Cushing horses? If so, what are the benefits over magnesium sulfate, magnesium carbonate, or magnesium

By Carla · #174510 ·

Re: So happy I found you!

Hi, and welcome to the list! There will be more messages to follow, but first I would urge you to put together and upload a case history of your mare. This can be done over on EC History

By merlin5clougher <janieclougher@...> · #174509 ·

Re: History lesson

Hear, hear!!! Thanks for this, Dr. Kellon. Jaini (BVSc),Merlin,Maggie,Gypsy BC09 EC mod/support http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ECHistory/files/Jaini%20Clougher%2C%20Smithers%20BC/

By merlin5clougher <janieclougher@...> · #174507 ·

History lesson

This is not directly relevant to equine IR, but those of you interested in the history of medicine might enjoy reading this brief article on the discovery and application of

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #174506 ·

So happy I found you!

I have a 23 y.o. Mare diagnosed with Cushing's shortly after purchase, in 2010. She is doing great, only one illness (Cellulitis) in 2011, responded well. She's in full board, I ride her 3 times a

By nhstarks · #174508 ·

Re: True.. or false ?

It's true if the horse did not have IR at baseline before the PPID and also if the PPID remains well controlled. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb 2001

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #174505 ·

True.. or false ?

Hi all, in my 'knick of the woods' it is being said that if a horse has PPID-related IR and he is under control by Prascend, there should not be a problem to put the horse out on the pasture as the

By Marianne Herzberger · #174504 ·

Re: Have Pracend Tablets to sell

Aww,Carol. I'm so sorry. Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in Equine Nutrition* http://www.ecirhorse.com/images/stories/Success_Story_3_-Ollies_Story__updated.pdf

By Lorna <briars@...> · #174503 ·

Re: Sole Depth

Hi Lori, You're not the only one. Vets and farriers have an image in their heads of what a normal foot looks like externally and they tend to trim with that image as the blueprint. During rehab,

By Lavinia <dnlf@...> · #174502 ·

Messages