HiKathleen & Eleanor, Thank you for writingand posting the fructan article/s. In my situation, I had asked the ownersto have their vet give them her references for using NSC vs ESC + Starch

I did do a search on this already, but didn't find much. My gelding got out of his stall in the night and got into the pony's Sentinel Senior (probably ate a couple pounds of that) and also into

Thank you Dr. Kellon. May I share your evaluation with my Vet?? She was out today- the mare seems to be responding well to the enroflox. Her saa score dropped over 50% to 906. There were piles of

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the EquineCushings group. File : /Fructans/Fructan_Part 1.pdf Uploaded by

Regarding Pollitt's study (now at least13 years old): see previous post to Kathy did NOT use the type of fructan found in grass and no study has since then either there is NO data anywhere

Actually, Dr. Kellon is way ahead of me and has already posted one of the articles in a folder entitled "Fructan." I'll ask her to upload the first article which is probably a good primer if you

Kathleen is very busy right now but I have uploaded one of her articles into a Folder called Fructans. Also see: https://uckeleequine.wordpress.com/2014/08/16/fall-laminitis/

I'm also very interested. As a lay person reading veterinary studies like Pollitt's, I don't necessarily draw the right conclusion or link it to other vet studies that are related. Cass for Satra and

Hi Kathleen, You have my interest and it is very high because I have owners who I help with their diets who have vets who are now telling them that they need to use WSC + Starch and quote Getty as

Hi Angela, In the event that you're not satisfied (like me) with short answers, this particular question has been an obsession of mine for the last few years. I could never resolve why fructan in

Some people are having trouble figuring out how to sign up for the 2 for 1 sale. Do NOT register via registration links for both classes or you will be charged for both. Register for one only and

I thought “Nutrition as Therapy” was the next one as anatural progression, and extremely useful. - Cindy(with Alf's Entourage) in Central NY ECIR Support May 2006 www.blackhorseconsulting.com

---In EquineCushings@..., <cboriskin@...> wrote : I am signed up to take Dr. Kellon's NRC Plus class. Lucky me, there is a 2 for 1 sale and I now get to choose a second class. Anyone have a suggestion

IMO: The most striking finding on her blood work is evidence of severe infection. Although white count is normal and neutrophil count normal, there are bands and metamyelocytes (both very rarely

I am signed up too I am also going to take the Performance horse since I am getting into Endurance. I was wondering about the short ones the one on wormers and shots how were they? Shannon from

I am signed up to take Dr. Kellon's NRC Plus class. Lucky me, there is a 2 for 1 sale and I now get to choose a second class. Anyone have a suggestion to what other classes they have taken that they

>Yes I was aware she had responded. Good-oh. Continue to keep a close eye on clinical signs, as I know you always do, and let us know how things proceed with him from here. Lornain Ontario,Canada

Thanks Lorna My original post about high ca hay was several weeks ago. "have added Mg as of yesterday after Dr. K’s post. " Yes I was aware she had responded. Sharon E TN

>>I had been looking through the archives, but hadn't found all of these messages. Knowing what to use as search words makes a big difference! You're welcome,Dee. You're right. It pays to fiddle with

Thank you Lorna, I had been looking through the archives, but hadn't found all of these messages. Knowing what to use as search words makes a big difference! Thanks again. Dee and Granite Aroostook