Thank you Jaini, for helping me understand the feed analysis for the Standlee Timothy Cubes. I looked at all of them in the file, and it made me feel more comfortable to use them if needed, if the

Hi Tina, I had both, the Nose-it and the Shires slow feed ball. Both can be used with ODTB cubes. The Shires has a smaller hole and is a bit smaller than the larger Nose-it but since these cubes are

Assuming he was not fasted before testing, he is neither IR nor PPID.What exactly happened in December? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I've reposted Janny's case history with an update of what's happened over the past couple of weeks plus our questions, which I'll put here as well. 1) We didn’t want to wean her off gabapentin

I second Lorna's review. Additionally Nose-It is a strong supporter of the work done here. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine nutrition, exercise and the

Of course he did! But please keep speaking up. Thanks Kelly. -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 Learn the facts about IR, PPID, equine nutrition, exercise and the foot ECIRhorse.org Check out the

I'll bow to the vets here, however, I would say you have to trust your guts to know what is going on. if you have the diagnosis and pergolide right, her trim right and her diet tight, she should

Hi Lynn - In my earlier message I was referring to the wedge that is attached to some of the Soft Ride pads https://www.softrideboots.com/ I did not routinely cut out a wedge area from a flat pad. I

I will likely continue to feed Splash this blue grass straw, as long as she continues to be stable. I will put the hay test in her case history and eventually get her back on minerals balanced to this

Hi Tina, I don't know about the other product, but I have had 5 Nose-It's (bought over the years) for many years. I used to have a herd of 9. They still look like new, work beautifully, are loved by

I have become suspicious that some of Star's PU/PD issue is psychogenic, so I wanted to get a slow feeder to put her current food in, but also something that would work with ODTB cubes when I get them

Vet coming out to re check Abel's Insulin . He is still on thyroid medicine. Will we get a true insulin reading? Or will I need to get another one after he has been weanedoff his Thyrol l ? --

Hello all. Coopers blood work has been updated in his case history. He is on the emergency diet, and hay is being tested. Can anyone advise me as to what his blood work means? Is he Cushing, IR, or is

Michelle, I think Cass and Mary have given you some refreshing things to think about. Creating a track system can be fun, interesting, and thanks to temporary electric fencing, you can change your

On Sat, Feb 24, 2018 at 06:04 am, <shandel24@...> wrote: . Nailing on composites isn't necessarily recommended by Daisy but all I can afford and it sounds like he should have support all the time, not

Hi Cathy, I responded to your private email with photo renaming directions just now and how you can get the video link (and update any changes) into Portia's Case History. Also in case it helps the

Thanks for your answer Nancy. To answer your questions: as far as I know this is an experienced vet who knows how to take bloodsamples for testing. The samples were sent to the National Health

FYI - this is at the NCSU Vet school - I spoke to one of the vets/ speakers about this group. His response was to send me to the Tufts Equineendogroup -- Kelly & Micah, Clayton NC April 2016 Case

Nothing new as far as I know. The safety of high fat feeding has never been established. At least one study found reduced insulin sensitivity when feeding fat to full size horses. Ponies developed a

Hi Nancy, I have been reading your posts on foam mats. I have Soft Ride boots on my gelding and I am looking for replacement pads when I need them. With the EVA foam mats as in big box stores, after I