Thank you Linda! I needed that boost., all the negativity really can be discouraging, the barn owner is helpful, but very old school, I get messages like--- '-pony having a very bad day'- and such ,

Susan, I have better than a hard copy, I have digital that I can post. I'm just not sure how/where? I have all of his labs. Friday will be another CBC to check the anemia. I only have the ACTH and

Wow that is interesting I would like more info on that too. I'm wondering if that happen to my horse. He weighed 800lbs and when we moved him he was finally allowed to eat like a normal horse. We

I swear I have searched the files and the messages for this study. I am either not capable of searching well, remembering this incorrectly, or crazy. Pick any one. Could someone hook me up with

>>> I get the feeling that he is not in the *acute* phase of laminitis--that he has been sore for quite a bit of the winter. Is this correct? Read this excellent post (#185154) from Nancy for further

Sonia, Buttercup got rid of that after being on a balanced, low s/s diet for a while. Can't remember how long it took, but it did go away. I don't know how much exercise takes a part in that because

Attempting to post from phone so hope the message goes through. At one time I thought I'd seen a post by dr. Kellon regarding how insulin levels might be affected along with a possible leptin trigger

Julie - Each time a change is made to her feet, different structures are loaded or unloaded. If you have a broken bone (and yes, laminitis/founder is a serious injury!)every PT appointment, every

Thanks, maybe it is her trim ,my guy seemed to understand what the instructions were but maybe he didn't get it right ,i will getsome pics up on friday and see what the suggestions are , hopefully the

Hi all, I'm just wondering if those with horses/ponies that have that ribby bloated appearance have managed to get rid of it by feeding or exercise. If so I would love to hear more. Sonia West Aus,

Woodford Feed has best pulp. (859) 873-4811. Also in Versailles. Sorry forgot to trim that last post. Michelle Peck Williams & Fionn Lexington, Kentucky USA Fionn@... June

There's a guy at Southern States in Versailles KY who is really helpful. I want to say Robert... Their number is (859) 873-8126. Versailles is only about 8 miles from Lexington. They ordered the

Hi Steph, I am between Emo and Rainy River. You can email me with details so we don't have to put unnecessary traffic on this board: lucke at tbaytel dot net Thank you! Betty Ann Mar 08 ON CAN ---In

Hi Betty, I'm working on the details to pick up a pallet of 40 in Winnipeg and would be interested in splitting it. I live near Dryden, are you close to Fort Frances? Steph and

Hi Julie,My first post on here was entitled "Is this recovery normal" for exactly the same reason... My mare was doing well and then had a trim 2 weeks in and was crippled again. It has been almost 4

Hi Julie, Sorry to hear Pony is hurting again. It could be that she did too much and is now paying the price for that. Could also be abscessing starting as the form was changed. Possible reaction from

So, Pony has no heat in her feet , two weeks ago you could cook eggs on her soles it was so hot and inflamed,, I am only exaggerating a little bit.. after her trim Monday she was perky and walking

Oh sorry my name is amber and we are located in Kansas city.

Nancy, Just got Silhouette’s iron panel back. She is definitely overloaded. These are her values: Serum Iron 231 mcg/dL (ref 75-228) TIBC 454 mcg/dL (ref 231-455) Ferritin

Hi - your name? My boy has had PPID symptoms for 10 years. He never has had an issue with a curly coat, or any issue with his coat. His PPID manifests itself in the fall with seasonal rise of ACTH