>I'm so sorry, I have exhausted myself trying to get a Case History up on EC 8 but I have not been able to get any further than creating a file with Misty's name on it, Hi Kris, Did you follow the

Hi Deb, I posted a picture in your folder with an area circled in red. Is this the crack you are talking about? If so, nothing to worry about. That is just some old sole flaking

Hello again, I'm so sorry, I have exhausted myself trying to get a Case History up on EC 8 but I have not been able to get any further than creating a file with Misty's name on it, so I am posting

Hi group-- I was horrified to see a crack in Cory's sole last night when I took his boot off. I have upload new pictures, not very good ones, because my assistant is out of town. Cory is still

Hi Kelly, Here is the link to all of Buddy's photos, now in your album on the ECHistory8 goup: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/photos/albums/1539713942 Lavinia, Dante, George Too

Hi Kelly, The latest pics that you uploaded are in the photo section here on the main list rather than in the album in the photo section in ECHistory8 where your case history is. It's a bit confusing

Maggie, Thanks for the info. We are well on our way to a true drylot! A couple of questions: 1) I uploaded several additional pix of Buddy's feet, but they didn't end up in his album. I guess I

Hi Suzanne, Once the abscess bursts, the horse is usually much sounder. If Monty is comfortable then you can do your blood work now. Would suggest you continue using the animalintex pads/boots until

Lisa~ You ( and Missy ) will love this: Build-A-Bear website has tennies ( all colors/designs) that work as boots/padding for minis. www.Build-A-Bear.com Our very own Linda A used these when

Hi all, Shortly after my introduction posts and uploaded case history and photos, but before I got my blood work done, Monty had an abscess burst (about a week ago) at his coronary band. A little

I'm looking for hoof boots for Missy. The paddock I have with no grass can be pretty rocky and she's still pretty tender footed. I don't have time to keep wrapping her feet. Because she's a mini I

>>If he were here I would test through Cornell in the next few weeks, prior to the time he gets lethargic lethargic. Work with your vet on pergolide increase, but in general you want to make sure your

Hi Cynthia Seasonal Rise Seasonal Rise The ecirhorse.org website is complimentary to the Equine Cushing's and Insulin Resistance outreach group. Equine Cushing's

I have never increased the pergolide during the seasonal rise, but have always noticed my horse becoming extremely lethargic to the point where he is barely walking on the trails. I had planned on

It sounds like you would be better off moving them. Just get pergolide dose stabilized first. It's not that long of a haul and stress is directly proportional to distance traveled. If you get them on

I got it. Will get back to you today. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb 2001

Hi Michelle I can see it in my boy's muscle tone and other symptoms. Have already begun to see these issues. Will be testing blood this week. When it ends can vary from horse to horse. Some are

Ok, thanks Mandy. Will start the quarter pill today and try handfeeding him his speedibeet. He was still acting 'crazy' this morning,like he is scared of his own shadow. Hopefully this gradual dosing

How do you know when the seasonal rise has started? and when it ends? Michelle Peck Williams & Fionn Lexington, Kentucky USA Joined June 2012 fionn@... Case history:

I uploaded a new set of photos for Cory, 6 YO Morgan with IR to get an evaluation of how his feet are doing. Can someone help with that? If I understand the mark ups from Lavinia and Linda done in