Welcome to the list! I am glad you are here, so can be part of this conversation about Jesse. Banamine is licensed for once-daily use; there are cases for giving banamine more frequently, such as

Patty, I don't see any bloodwork in the CH.Is it available, or maybe you haven't done any testing? >> Hopefully finances will change in a couple months. If you're using the Remission for its

I ordered the actyl l carnitine today to have on board. -- LJ Friedman San Diego Nov 2014 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/LJ%20and%20Jesse

Hi JW, Sorry I don't know your name as you didn't give it but I'm sure you will in your next post. WELCOME! I'm not one of the experts on these things so can't address the issues. I am however

Turns out the ponies did not finish the feed today. I had left it out where they could get it and bucket wasn't clean. Smart ponies, stupid human! Thank you Jaini for the numbers. I have been

I am the trainer and happy that I have located this group so that I can contribute and communicate directly. Note that no one is ready to give up on Jesse yet. We are all open to ideas and trying

Hi, all - I would like to copy Kathryn Kerby's post about GMO's here ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/Horsekeeping/topic/987221#21736 ) However, further discussion on GMO's should continue on

Hi, Susan, and welcome to the group! There will be a more complete message coming shortly, but I wanted to address your concerns about GMO, and especially beet pulp. The beet pulp stories are

Just for some perspective, that was then , this is now. Things don't remain static. Just because it didn't work then, doesn't mean it won't work now. I've learned this first hand. You haven't said

My comment stands,Lj. Often if a horse is that sore he can be looked at in his stall, a mat/board being put under the foot being worked on. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario, Canada ECIR Moderator 2002

forgot to add.. the comment my trainer made about Jesse shaking on the ground.. is when we took him out of his stall to have the farrier have a look at him. we didnt walk him more than a few feet.

Hello, I am new so sorry if I do not do something correctly! Our 21yr. old horse Fancy was diagnosed with Cushings this fall and I have been getting educated and reading and reading.... I am VERY

thanks for the replies. I thought the trainer post would cause some replies, I am nowhere near putting him done. He is bright.. moving better and always eating well. I am very connected to Jesse..

Thank you. I will go with those. -- Cleo Dec 2016 - Kent, UK Case History - https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Cleo%20and%20Winnie

I would suggest C&IR, NRCPlus, Older Horse and probably NAT. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com 2 for 1 Course Sale EC Owner 2001

A thousand thank you's, and to all who have donated! -- Jaini (BVSc),Merlin (over the bridge) ,Maggie,Gypsy BC 09 ECIR

Jaini Great advice as always. I will contact hoof bootique now and see what she suggests is best. I think Winnie will benefit from some boots. Cost isn't important, you can't put a price on comfort

What Nancy said! You are doing a great job. If the gods smile, it is possible that Rose's insulin will return to true normal, although most of us find that although the numbers improve, we never get

Could be the Metformin. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com 2 for 1 Course Sale EC Owner 2001

From my experience and that of others on the list, the best turn-out boots are Easy-boot Transition, Easy-boot Cloud, Cavallo Simple Sport (this is what I had on Maggie when the temps dipped below -20