It's not unusual for horses to gain weight when their activity is restricted but gains this large in a very short time have to be fluid, not fat. Dually may have fermentation issues with hays and the

I was hoping to see at least those photos first. There are many causes of foot pain besides endocrinopathic laminitis and in a QH with lameness dating back to a young age they need to be kept on the

Hi Lauren, Sorry you're feeling so frustrated. I looked but didn't see a CH folder for you, so I made one. Here's a link to it:

Oh my gosh he is adorable. Love that 3rd photo, he looks like quite the character. Sorry couldnt resist commenting on it... I'm watching your post for answers, I have a easy keeper Quarab with similar

I don't get frustrated too easily and I want to pull my hair out! I gave up on the yahoo group years ago because I had so much trouble using it. Now I am trying so hard again for a different horse.

Thank you! I understand. I think I am still in denial. I appreciate your feedback very much! -- Carolyn 8/2017 Berlin MA Rio Case History

Wow, I am just catching up on posts tonight about dosing pergolide and I have to say you all are incredibly dedicated horse owners and amazing problem solvers! Lots of different ways to get it done,

Sally, or anyone else who may be interested..... We would like to do a group email to help busy vets who may have an interest but need a reminder about the conference. Send me privately the email

Dually was really blimping up, so I took him off all pasture on Aug. 1. His top line looks great, no fat pads or cresty neck, just a ginormous belly. After a couple of weeks up on balanced weighed hay

Yes, 10 is about right although 12 or 13 might be a more realistic upper estimate. **Important** This is for a fed horse with a diet that doesn't contain anything with ESC + starch greater than a

Dr Kellon She is referring to me and post 201102 in which I used links to previous discussion to say we do not recommend the product and why. Cassie - I think you may be missing something in your

Thank you very much. he does come back as IR even with the improved values. it seems that insulin needs to be below 10 to not be considered compensated IR and to not be considered a high insulin

I didn't see your post. I was referring to the manner it was presented in a different post. There is this equine thesis paper, which is not in favor of resveratrol for glucose/insulin control:

That is correct Sally. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Save the date! The ECIR Group Inc. NO Laminitis! Conference, October 27-29, Tucson, AZ Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine

I increased yesterday from about 150 yards to about 250 or so yards and he was fine so we did it again today no problems he didn't even have his muzzle on just a halter & he only tried to sneak a bite

I'm the one that posted the example of a human study, emphasis on example. They're all negative. Varying dosages. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Nancy and Leigh... It was not a request from me that has turned up missing. May I please ask if the Posters that you are mailing out are equivalent to the 8.5x11 flyers that I received from you and

Yes, exactly! So glad you caught that. I remembered the ½ Prascend when I was at the barn. I just got home to make the correction. In other words, DDT+E -- Cass for Cayuse Sonoma County, Calif. Oct.

You can do that, yes. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario, Canada ECIR Moderator 2002

Thanks Lorna. So since I am in NRC, I gather I would contact Dr Kellon directly. -- Tory and Miss Manners Maryland 2017 Miss Manners' Case History