Could Marilyn Carville of Placerville, CA please contact me ? The e-mail address I have is no longer valid. Cathi Cline Sacramento, CA "It is never necessary to hurt, frighten or intimidate an

Many thanks for the great suggestions everyone. I was able to get 2 short videos of Jazzi yesterday and will upload them later today. I will also get hoof picks later today and post to my picture

Kerry said," Every single person in this group wants nothing more than to help your horse,...." Truer words were never spoken! It is about the horse . Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator

requested: ACTH is not controlled. PPID can drive IR. Insulin to taken. You do not know if insulin is controlled. Insulin is what affects the feet. May have anemia of chronic disease, ie uncontrolled

...."I have updated Teshans case history and new blood test files. I appreciate any comments on her full blood work up. "..... >>> Its a shame her ACTH is still so clearly uncontrolled. Did you

Bless you Nancy. I had forgotten to check the files. Inflammation seems to have an effect on human stupidity levels too. Case History: ECHistory5 ECHistory5 This

Hi Lorna Thank you, Yeah the banamine helped him,just hope it doesn't cause an ulcer flare up now. He's standing but has weight rocked back on hind end. Thanks, Corrine and Jasper MN

To quote Dr Jaini - "TEN THUMBS UP!!!!" Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Invest in the health of your horse and help ECIR Group nonprofit at the same time! Hear Drs Kellon, Bowker and more, in eight

Hi Kim For our vet you might want to print out the Dr Kellon's 2013 No Laminitis! proceeding on Endothelin1. See link below my signature. Also look to the files for info on nitric oxide. Phyto Quench

Hi Eileen Thanks for the additional info. This group is different from 99.99% of the internet horse groups. As stated in the ECIR Group philosophy, we look for specifics in the form of a case

> I will always let her graze, so theres no point arguing with me about that, ok? I hope that works out well for her, K. Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *SeeWhat Works in

Dear K, I have had good results keeping my Cushings horse in a corral overnight and then turning him out with a grazing muzzle with my other horses in a two acre pasture for about 8

Hi Vet knows of his ulcer issues so is fine with me trying other alternatives for pain relief,he also knows i come on the group for help. This vet i have now is willing to work with me, we talked

>I trimmed back his toes as much as i dared,had to do it while he was down not easy to do. Take heart,Corrine. That's the only way I can do one of my boys. It's not easy,but it sure beats doing

Dear Sue, My vet told me to feed Nutrena Safe Choice Special Care. My greedy horse eats it, but likes his orchard grass hay better. I give him a cup morning and night so I can

Hi Don't think IR, PPID horses can have anything with yucca in it,buteless has yucca,i'am pretty sure i'v read that some where on the group. He has issues with ulcers reason i don't like giving bute

Renee, The avoidance of NSAIDS has been based on what I've learned here that they can actually decrease healing after the first few days of an episode. This one has been smoldering for weeks, and

I had my horse on the Special Care from TSC, and he got steadily worse on it. But he's severely IR. So if your horse is severe, too, I'd not use it. It's kind of false advertising on Nutrena's part to

Sometimes it's ok to use NSAID's. Do you have a particular reason not to? Getting a horse comfortable again sometimes has to come first in the steps to recovery. Also - I think it's important to

I do not trust the starch levels on feed bags. At one time, I bought one bag of 5 different feeds that were being marketed as low starch. I sent samples of each to Equi-Analytical for analysis.