would love to show a picture of it- but I cannot upload a picture in this thread. Revised case history uploaded. Thank you! -- Candice Piraino September 2018, Summerfield, FL Case History:

Amen to that. The guy who has been so helpful to me in the hay growers group is about to sell off all of his equipment and call it quits due to all of the reasons you listed. Makes me sad to lose a

Well that's odd. Let us know if you have the same problem when you upload your updated case history. -- Bonnie Snodgrass 07-2016 ECIR Primary Response White Cloud, Michigan, USA Mouse Case

Well that's odd! -- Bonnie Snodgrass 07-2016 ECIR Primary Response White Cloud, Michigan, USA Mouse Case History, Photo Album

ok so guess what?! there is no icons next to the file. They are hidden! or at least white in color so they do not show up. I hovered with my mouse in the general area you spoke of and just started

Carol, I found the sweat pix in the album with the hoof and body pix, which is the same as the link in your signature. -- Lavinia and George Too Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05,

Donna, I bought grass hays for years from Maryland, Northern Maryland and SE PA. My hays of choice were Brome, Brome/Timothy and Orchard grass mixed with either of the first two. Yes, I bought and fed

Hi Kathy, I sure do remember you and Magic. Welcome back, sorry you find yourself in need again. A couple of questions for you: what were the results of the insulin/glucose tests? Where was the blood

As a pharmacist I'll say - you cannot write for a branded product which has no substitutions and expect to get a substitution - even if you write a note - it would need to be clarified. Pharmacists

msg 226667 RE ADF When using the AS FED or AS SAMPLED analysis, a good rule of thumb is to use the 8/40/60 rule; only purchase hay that tests 8% or more crude protein (CP), with less than 40% ADF and

Carol, Did you create the photo album in the Case History, "Photos" location? If you tried to load photos into your Horse's Case History Folder it doesn't work as that is the wrong location for

Thanks! I posted here in case of special protocol for IR/PPID horses, especially now that it is reoccurring and onset and treatment is occurring in the sensitive time of year. The picture/original

Help I just uploaded a new photo album called sweat pattern as I have a question on if anyone has thoughts or experience with unusual sweating occurring with no activity (other than eating). River

Thanks Cass - I am working with Gwen at Uckele and I am fairly comfortable with balancing in general. Just wanted some additional alternatives to alfalfa cubes/pellets and I wasn't sure what other

Probably you should post this in horsekeeping group. You'll get more responses. General eye care tips: one eye means it is probably not systemic (ie related to EMS/IR). Could be an irritant,

Hi, I'm not new to the group but have been without an EC/IR horse for 9 years now. But now my 19 year old is exhibiting some issues so we tested insulin, glucose and ACTH. Trying to catch up on

Same eye, different year! Seems to be upper third eyelid this time. Treating with triple antibiotic/hydrocortisone eye ointment and banamine for now. Biopsy/removal of third eyelid if it doesn't

Candice, You got me thinking about this so I went ahead and looked at my own horse's case history. Actually, you need to go to the Case History group, search for YOUR folder, Candice and Shark. Open

Dr Kellon I sent you a PM concerning Racham -- Bonnie with Racham from Southern California, Nov/2016 Case History Racham's Photos Ω

CocoHoof is a hoof supplement, not a fatty acid supplement, so fed in smaller amounts and different ingredients. The fatty acid profile in CocoHoof is similar to the CocoSun supplement. -- Eleanor