Patti Crowther had a great suggestion a bit ago. Amazon.com sells it, but not .ca unfortunately . I just can not find her message right now. Patti ? -- Lorna in Kingston, Ontario, Canada ECIR

Way to go Susan !!! He's beautiful. It's so wonderful when their gaits come back to their "before" beauty. After Chappie's feet were fully grown out and I started riding again, I was brought to

High five! -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

By ECIR Group - Equine Cushings and Insulin Resistance An incorrectly trimmed laminitic hoof will not be capable of weight bearing in a normal manner. See why here: https://bit.ly/2IV7cfd

Update: No more slobbers!!! My vet came last thursday and did another dental exam. Most of the ulcers had healed, but he still had two in the front lower lip area (one on each side) She thoroughly

The USP has cleared Spirulina as a safe supplement: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21793723 and it's one of the foods the WHO recommends for starving children in underdeveloped

Thanks for the question about spirulina. I would like to know about its safety and efficacy for skin allergies. Cynthia and Allegro North Central Texas -- Cynthia Lang

Regarding the Spirulina, every whole food has iron in it. A 20 g serving has only about 6 mg of iron. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Brewers yeast is safe but it doesn't work. Please see the file called THM Special Report. I'd try the Pentosan EQ injection for reactions. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Thank you so much, Jaini and Dr. Kellon, for your explanations and feedback. The chaste berry is ordered and her pergolide is being increased. Angelika and Qiqi &

I live in Qualicum Beach on the island and buy from mybesthorse.com five bags at a time since it takes several weeks to arrive due to customs delay. -- Pat and Savannah Vancouver Island, British

What about brewers yeast? Is it safe for IR horses? Does it help with biting insects? I have one who reacts terribly to biting insects (to the point of bleeding) and one who itches year-round. So

It's absolutely not OK. This came up just last week. See all the messages in this thread https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/topic/30506536#233407 -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the main@ECIR.groups.io group. File: GARLIC AS A TICK REPELLENT.pdf Uploaded

That would make a pretty dramatic video! However, it is likely factors other than the garlic that are operating here. This study found no effect https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15752181 while a

I'm looking for comments on the complete feed called Thrive feed My vet is now selling this and they boast about being great for metabolically challenged horses - For Henry, I only use feed to mix

I was able to order it from my best horse.com. It was imported under "equine feed". It was about 46$ Can incl S+H, and that's the 1lb bag. Amazon.com will not ship it to Canada. -- Kirsten

Oh boy! I have to disagree, Dr Kellon! I have used garlic as fly repellant for at least 5 years. My farrier and vets are always surprised at the lack of flies and no bites on my horses. We have

So sorry for your loss. He sounded like an amazing horse who had an amazing mom that helped him live to the grand age of 47! Get Outlook for iOS

Yes, that is correct. I am looking to see what minerals and vitamins Spirit might be missing from me soaking the hay. Then one of the boarders at my barn was showing a little bit of heat in her feet,