Ok someone please tell me if I am having one of those moments. Where is the lot number on the tag of the Ontario cubes? Pepsi normally loves her cubes. The bag I purchased a week ago, she won't eat.

Hi Betty Sorry you had this NEO issue. I *try* to remember to compose in other software then coy and paste. Don't always remember. Very frustrating. Stopping suddenly is not a good idea. Would try

Hi Carol Some two years ago, Dr Kellon pulled the spread sheets. Unfortunately, folks who were not trained in understanding their use were using them incorrectly. You can read her message here

Hi Suzanne, What a mess you came home to! Hopefully we can help you. I would have a 14 yo tested forACTH, Insulin/Glucose/Leptin on NON fasting. At his agehe could have Cushings starting. We

Hi, I've been a member here for a few years, and after getting wonderful help from Kat, I have been balancing my hay for several years. I don't even lurk here anymore because my IR horses are

Hi--I have a 14-hand 12-yr-old Peruvian Paso that I aquired last fall before leaving the country for the winter with the intention of coming back in the spring to do lots of trail riding. He was a

I had an entire message finished...Chrome had an issue and closed, loosing my message just before it was sent.....not typing all that again.... :( The scrip for two horses I have on Pergolide is about

Deb - I added two markups of the RF to the album https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ECHistory5/photos/albums/1275105710 Based on the x-rays of a few months ago, we know that the sinking has taken

Thanks, Lavinia. Sorry, I should have figured that out. If he is actually compensated IR, then that 45 minutes of grass in the morning is probably not safe either... Is testing the ACTH in August

Hi everyone-- I have done a major update of Cory's file and also uploaded new pictures of his latest trim (really, Linda, I know it doesn't look like it, but I am really nibbling away at his toe).

>>My other Morgan gelding Onyx has me wondering if he is developing early PPID symptoms... He shed his coat a little late and never lost all of the long facial hairs, even now there are some, not

Hi, Joan, and welcome to the list! Clover might be a problem, as it can be high in starch; also, some horses don't tolerate legumes well. However, it is important to get to the bottom of why your

Hi...I'm from Canada and have tender footed horses... I'm assuming the clover is my problem as it seems to be everywhere I look :( the vet was telling me last summer every barn he went to basically

Thank you, Sandra! I will pull a new sample and have it retested. Just to be sure. Testing costs an arm and a leg here, but it will make me feel better to retest, I think! Jennifer in Germany Laramie

Hi Jennifer, I have seen this in German hay before, with even higher manganese. Around 600, after retest still above 500. Couldn't hurt to ask for a retest of the managnese before you start balancing

My experience has been very good - using 2x a day at the rec'd doses (1) for horses who aren't sweating when weather turns warm in the Spring due to unusually warm winter -- after a few weeks, no

Hi Valeree, Sounds like another of Neo's oh-so-helpful interventions - NOT! Went thru something similar when trying to join another of Dr. Kellon's courses. Try sending Dr. Kellon a note so you can

Hi Paula, Thanks for putting up the case history. The ACTH of 30.7 in April is on the high side of normal at a time when ACTH is at it's lowest point. It is a jump from the last result you had in

OT here, but I've been trying to join CIR0714 for two days and keep getting a lovely message that says I've exceeded my quota for that operation for the day. Excuse me? Anyone know if this is yet

Morgans are the poster child for IR (insulin resistance), he is likely IR and that is probably why he responded to well to the low s/s hay. Like so many things, they don't all follow the rules, and