'Tis done: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Karen%20and%20Splash -- - ​LeeAnne, Newmarket, Ontario - Email me (If link doesn't work use ECIR.Archives at gmail dot com) Dawn's 10 Year Case

I am trying to figure out a way to get my horse to eat hisfull dose of nutritional powder without reducing the efficacy of the supplement.He is boarded and the farmhand makes up the meals 9 to 12

Digital pulse back to normal, toe tenderness reduced/gone(?) but I still have him in padded EasyCare Transition boots. Will remove boots to check his movement and possibly keep him booted a bit

I'm guessing you've already shown them to her,LJ. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario, Canada ECIR Moderator 2002

Thank you Lavinia! Kristen December 2016, Prince George BC Canada Case History https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Kristen%20and%20Jasper Jasper's Photo Album

I have finally found a fabulous vet who is really onboard and knowledgable about laminitis and have had a full blood work up done for Floss. Can I copy and paste it here or is it better to add it to

Thanks for all your replies :-) I have spoken to the vet twice. The bloods were tested in house at the vet clinic. He told me he didn't know where to send the sample to get a result for The results

Hey Lavinia, I have now added all relevant photos to Floss's album so hopefully can do a mark-up now. https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=3347 Thank you! -- Tori December,

Hi Kristen, Here's a link to one: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/photo/1755/0?p=Name,,,20,1,0,0 The reason he has flared, pancake feet is that the toes are being left too long horizontally and the

Hi Karen, The results indicate that insulin is not controlled, so you have your diagnosis part of the DDTE protocol. Now you are questioning your diet, which is the right thing to do. Looking at

Hi Kristen, Exercise is an important part of recovery. Please see this summary from our ECIRhorse.org site, which describes the progression to follow for a recovering laminitic

I'd love to show her a study that icing doesnt help... I thought dr kellon posted a few... will look thru posts -- LJ Friedman San Diego Npv

Thank you Lavinia. The farrier is coming Friday; I have the vet coming on Feb. 10th and will do x-rays (and bloodwork), then have the farrier back immediately after that. For Friday, do you have a

He's my horse. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine nutrition, exercise and the foot. www.ECIRhorse.org Check out the FACTS on

Hi All, I have the results from the ACTH 13.5 pg/mL, Insulin 45.12 uIU/mL, Leptin 10.04 ng/mL, Glucose 90mg/dL testing back on Splash. Please see her case history (to be updated soon by LeeAnne) for

Thank you for your thoughts Jaini. I've kept parts to comment on below. Thanks for any more thoughts. -- Jodie, Copper, Emmy and Gang WA

Ok! I am on to my next steps. I just received my hay results. But......I am not sure how to read them or what I am looking for "exactly". I thought there was a "hay calculator" but I have searched

Makes sense that if a horse gets laminits for a second time, we learn some things we did wrong the first time.. I think I've learned: never ice a laminitic horse with endocirne problems (

Farrier is coming on Tues.. Lavania, if you could critique the latest trim, in a way that can help the farrier achieve our goals. for next trim for next tuesday.? And perhaps a touch up for this

Thank you, this helps me understand the objective. My local tack store is out of stock right now so I am searching on my internet favorites! -- Monti/Jake in Mich