Just want to add here that I've seen jumps this large before, in PPID horses that were not controlled. It doesn't mean there is a bad prognosis, just that you do not have control. Laminitis risk is

Hi Kathy, Thanks for adding the pictures - it is really helpful. I have created an album in the Photos section of ECHistory8 and moved your pictures into it. This enables us to look at all the

Denise - First, he's not failing! My boy has had PPID for at least 11 years and if it weren't for his appy eyes, he'd be as he was years ago. Since testing can get expensive, you may want to share

I took pics of Dancer's feet and posted them in his file. Advice welcome! These pics are 1 week after the farrier trimmed them.I'm pretty sure you will tell me his toes in the front are long. But

Linda, Thank you SO MUCH for your input. I will share this with my vet. First vet said a 1mg dose of Prascend. I wanted to use the compound so that I could afford future tests and additional med's

Hi - I'm having problems deleting text so sorry for all the words carried over. Seasonal rise is not linear, but it sure would be nice if it were! There wouldn't be so much guessing and

I just now receved an email from my vet with Pabatsa's Cornell results. He went from being in the *Severe* category to being in the *Compensated* range. His current levels are Glucose: 84 Insulin:

Pergolide database link came right up on a website search here.http://tinyurl.com/m6syzt4 Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com www.drkellon.com Welcome to drkellon.com

This is their general information page on shipping:https://ahdc.vet.cornell.edu/shipping/ for specific information on shipping from Canada, call them: https://ahdc.vet.cornell.edu/contact/

Please read this:What Really Causes Seasonal Laminitis? What Really Causes Seasonal Laminitis? In the late summer to early fall there is a peak in laminitis

I cannot find the link to the pergolide database. Has Neo eaten it? Bonnie Ivey 12/08

Hi All, I am also trying to coordinate a fall blood sample to Cornell but only one vet that I know of in our area has sent samples to Cornell in the past. I am trying to get details and total cost

Hi group, My vet has actually asked that I approach the group and specifically Dr. Kellon for advice or direction. He has never seen an ACTH number rise so dramatically and rapidly in just 6

Hello everyone, I just wanted to let you all know that I have posted photos of Misty's feet on EC History 8, which for some reason will not allow me to post the link here. Please keep in mind that

Would appreciate clarification about this.Beer Breakthrough: Hops May Prevent Pasture-Associated Laminitis Beer Breakthrough: Hops May Prevent Pasture-Associated...

Hi Mandy, Yes, I have my hay tested, the ESC is 6.1 and the starch is .8. But according to my vet I should be soaking it because he uses WSC and starch. I decided I'm not soaking it. I am also

The inverted Ca:P ratio is very common in NC pastures and hays. The treatment is simply to balance to the analysis. There is also sometimes an accompanying fluoride toxicity which may require even

Hi Susan...I too have a mini with IR/Cushings. I have the hay tested, her minerals balanced, etc. but unless I weigh the hay and limit her hay to a certain appropriate amount daily, she would surely

Thanks for your input, Dr. Kellon. The analysis of the Coastal hay had a zinc number that was too high and I am in the process of having the hay re-cored and analysed. So no, the calcium/phosphorus

Hi Susan, You didn’t mention if your hay is tested? Some of us have tosoak hay that is 9 or 10% esc/s. Some horses/ponies/minis are supersensitive. Are your minerals balanced to your