Just wanted to make sure you saw my email with questions RE increasing Ally's cabergoline. Her next dose is due tomorrow. I suspect she is not getting enough. Thank you so much! Mary T and

As some tips on getting the films, if you have or can create an area where he can stand uphill that will unload the front feet. Also use a thick foam cushion, like a chair cushion, as a pad under the

I have a Kieger Mustang, taken 1980 as a colt (yes he's about 39). I've had him on Pergolide for 10-15 years now, His ACTH #s are crap/high but he's not IR and never had laminitis. My question

Hi Bonnie, Thank you for your supportive message! I love the image of you carrying hay for your horse on trail rides--what a dedicated caretaker! I hear you about boarding farms. There is really no

Please add a link to your histories to your signature. Insist on Cornell! -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Anat, I'm on my way out the door but took a quick look at the radiographs. Yes, there is some bony column rotation and the toes are much too long. Heels are too high. There is blood in the white

Thank you Dr. Kellon. The vet just left and he thinks if my farrier is patient we may be able to get the trim done without any need for sedation or blocks... FINGERS CROSSED! There was good news and

The most obvious major thing that has happened in that framework is the seasonal rise. There is a very good chance her liver enzyme levels are related to fatty liver which in turn is related to

Thanks Cass, The Stabul 1 at the feed store has been inside the main store so temp controlled conditions. It has been in the store since May. I can store around 6 bags max at home, inside large

Shevawn, I know one of our moderators will respond to your post soon. I believe that using your Cloud boots should definitely be done. The pad inside of the boot gives support to the soles of your

Still waiting for the blood tests for the ACTH, etc. from Cornell. Also had testing done for iron overload at KSU again. This post is part of my previous post with everything happening to Sadie

Hi. I am a mess, dealing with so many things with Sadie again. Long story short, she came up walking slow and depressed Oct 14th. We had been tapering off her high-dose Thyro-L and that day was the

I have uploaded case history for Shevawn and Cassie now any feedback appreciated. Reviewed your welcome document. Currently in acute laminitis episode, have made vet appointment for blood work for

I posed the same question to Randy some years ago. It's going to depend on your storage conditions and specifically relative humidities. The closer to a conditioned storage space, the longer the

I've noticed over the years that horses with a disease process in a hoof are more prone to mud fever/scratches. Abscesses are a common consequence in feet with weak laminar connections from high

I would be greatfull for input on x-rays and more advice regarding blood-tests. following the input i got here i asked my vet to take blood tests and radiographs He was reluctant to read links of ERIC

No one can answer this question without the lab work and your history is not up to date so no clues there either. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Robyn, I understand that concern but the danger can be eliminated by making sure the horse cannot do more than it is already doing in terms of moving around. If a horse is down or basically rooted in

You can't build a diet around the BB feed. She should be getting plenty of tested, safe, properly balanced hay, supplement to match hay analysis, in SMALL amount of beet pulp and carrier flavoring if

Thanks so much to all for doing this...it is awesome as usual.