-- Hi Jaini Wow that makes me very sad. It hurts me to see him hungry all the time. Well I guess there are worse things that's the way I need to look at it. He's come a long way in the last 4 years

Case Histories: What You Need To Know When: Saturday, 4 November 2017 Description: Your equine's Case History is the most important step to be completed upon joining the ECIR Group. It is critical

I like that. LOL -- DENA 10/2017 NORTHERN ILLINOIS CASE HISTORY https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Dena%20&%20Rio .

I'm not sure. I don't recall exactly what the veterinarian's stated and I no longer have the original paperwork I had a small office fire. I'm working on getting the replacements . I will upload them

Hi Alison, No, it's not the norm for laminitic horses to go pigeon toed. That is likely a trim issue so hoof pix would be very helpful. -- Lavinia and George Too Dante, Peanut, Nappi and George over

Hello again, I just have a few questions, I am still working on Cenizas's case history, her bloodwork does not show anything on leptons, don't know if doc just asked lab for what she thought was

Works for me, Mary! -- Maxine and Indy Canberra, Australia 2010 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Maxine%20and%20Indy https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=933

My mare, Donna, was tested 2 weeks ago, and I have just received the following numbers: Glucose: 3.0 (3.3-7.5 mmol\L) Insulin: 4.4 ( 4.5-20 Uul/ml) ACTH 6.8 (2-10

I was informed that my case history link was not working. The link below is supposed to be corrected. Please let me know if my attempts to fix the link have been effective. Thank you. -- Mary

This could have saved my beloved Deputy David, who was euthanized last year. And yes, he was a dapple grey. Thank you, Jackie. -- Jessica - July 2015 New York Mimi -

Saw that Sue. I'll put something up later tonight. -- Lavinia and George Too Dante, Peanut, Nappi and George over the Bridge Jan 05, RI ECIR Support Team

Hi Cindy, Of course it's OK to ask questions. They mean the same thing - different words that people have used to refer to the same process. Leave the majority of the heel buttress alone as it is

Hi Lavinia I hope it's ok that I ask some qns here because you used a lot of terms I've been wondering about. "In order to move the heels back, you end up losing vertical height as an unavoidable

Dawn's new hoof photos are in her photo album. Thank you for your help. -- Sue H. June 2017. Markle, IN USA Case History https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sue%20and%20Dawn . Dawn's photo

The constant hunger thing is a feature of insulin-resistant and leptin-resistant horses, but it does decrease as the diet gets tightened and balanced; exercise will also help reduce insulin levels.

Just a reminder that we have a policy of not using the names of professionals - barn owners, vets, farriers/trimmers, etc - when you have a dispute. If a list member close to you has asked a

Is your new course for graduates of NRC plus included? Stacey Odlum in France NCR + 2016 Stacey Odlum - ADAEP Diplomée de l'Institute of Applied Equine Podiatry (33) 0687550269

How does this sale work? I just tried to sign up for the IR course and didn’t see where it was buy one get one. And is this buy one get one only apply to the same course? Thank you!

Hi Jae, Isoxsuprine has been shown to be very poorly absorbed in horses when dosed orally so it is questionable whether it is doing Molly any good or not. For cold-induced laminitis, the AAKG+Jherb

What were his insulin levels? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001