Hi! I just got my hay analysis back and would really love it if someone could have a look at the sugar/starch results. I've posted two pages in my Album. One for Bermuda Grass and the other for a

Lavinia, Is there any chance that you will have Eeyore's mark ups complete by tomorrow? He can barely walk, and I know the trim is the key. I want to help him. -- Kim 10-2014 Clover, SC Grits IR,

Hi jaini, Thank you for all your info seems like I've got some homework to do! Thought I uploaded the case history, apperantly I didn't... But will have a look at it tonight and make sure all the info

Hi, Rachelle - what a great job on the pictures and case history! Thank you so much for that. To answer your immediate questions, you should be giving her 2,000 IU's vitamin E. The vitamin E is best

Thank you Dr. Kellon. I'll post the analysis of the hay she has been eating since last July and will continue to eat for another week or two. I'll also get some photos. Do you think the Insulin level

Hi, Heather - the test wasn't "flubbed", just that you have to have a slightly different interpretation knowing that it was fasted. It is not really known how fasting affects the ACTH (in some

In case you missed it - a great article, a review of what's important and what is not, written by ECIR Groups Research Director Kathleen Gustafson and Dr Kellon, on the Equine Info

Hi, Paula, and welcome to the list! Unfortunately, your case history did not upload - there is nothing in the folder: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Paula%20and%20Astor There are a couple

Hi everybody, First of all, Exuse the long post I'm from Holland and looking for some advice/help regarding the medication. I have a 30 year old pony, diagnosed with PPID 3 years ago. Started him on

Hi there, I posted a case history and made a photo album for my mare that had her first case of laminitis in June of 2016. She is doing OK right now, but I have some lingering issues I would like to

Thanks very much everyone! very much appreciate that it is a suitable Vitamin E product and that it can be given at meal times (consumed straight away, not stored). With sincerest appreciation, --

Heat can make those veins enlarged but it's a little concerning when paired with the ventral edema issue she has had. Not an emergency but next time your vet is there might see if he/she thinks it's

I've been using Elevate for years without a problem. Presently I'm giving it to a horse and two ponies, using a small dosing syringe. None of them seems to mind. You can trim the cost a bit if your

TRH response is very normal. Insulin higher than it should be for glucose level and diet but well below laminitis risk level. You're doing a good job. Could you post both hay analyses and a body

Hi Abigail Allen & Page are a big feed company, and although their mill is in Norfolk they have stockists all over the UK. If you have a look at their web page and type your county or postcode into

Elevate does not have to be syringed. It can be mixed into feed as long as it is fed right away and not stored. Another option is to mix your powder into a little oil before feeding it. -- Eleanor in

I would appreciate opinions on Tara's newest blood work that I put on her updated case history yesterday. She had the Insulin, Glucose and Leptin checked as well as the ACTH TRH Response test with pre

Her boy is very polite to spit them out "lovingly". I use the E caps from Costco.They're the best price I have been able to find.I've fed them to 9 horses over the years, and no one has spat them back

My only issue with this would be that it has to be syringed, and must not be mixed in with food. My mare is pretty tolerant, but she would get hacked off with being syringed every day :/ --

Until someone from the official team gets back to you... Treat as for acute laminitis (no grass, boots and pads if possible or confined with deep, foot conforming, bedding) etc. The Team will ask you