I am hoping Lavinia or someone can comment/make suggestions. Farrier was out on Monday and plans to stop tomorrow. We are kind of not seeing the changes we are looking for on his front feet from the

I just wanted to encourage everyone that shops with Amazon to consider naming ECIR as your charity. I literally have to buy all our dog, rabbit and many personal items through Amazon. We don’t

I was guilty of giving static shock to my horses. I guess I'm charged! Wearing a nylon jacket was a surefire way to shock the horse as I drew off its blanket over its hind end. Now I do so very slowly

Hi Kim, Im not sure about what happens if they dont get their meds for a few days. But I DO know that the pergolide messes with their appetite. I too have a "used to be easy keeper, would eat anything

Quick question: amount of inulin in GUT- any issues for IR? -- Mari, CA, joined 2019

What a wonderful update!! Thank you for sharing! -- - Jennifer Haunschild Sept 2019, Edmond, OK Space Cowboy - 12.1h Welsh Pony: PPID Space Cowboy Case History:

Essential K also has a very high guaranteed minimum for iron (even for most bagged feeds) at 900 ppm. I went to a seminar a couple years ago with their nutritionist who stated that the company

Tanna, Having thought about this some, that's my current working theory - that he's getting shocked or anticipating one. He has gotten quite reactive to static shocks this year - I'm not sure if

Hi, I was gone for five days and on day six came to ranch and gave my horse his daily 1.5 Prascend and Equioxx pills. I found out two days later that the person who should have given him his meds

Sensitivity to touch is such a nonspecific reaction you really can't say it tells you much of anything about possible causes - just means the horse is preoccupied because he doesn't feel well, or is

I put the tablet inside an empty capsule and they just eat it.... When they are on to me I make a sandwich with Mary's gone crackers and a touch of almond butter to keep pill in place between two

Following. My pony came back at 202.07 uIU//mL for insulin (glucose at 95 mg/dL) in April 2019 [June 2018: Insulin 98.33, Glucose 104]; it never occurred to me that there could be something wrong with

I'm thinking the same thing. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Received results yesterday. Flyte is on 150mg once a day. Started Aug 27, blood draw was Sept. 17th Glucose 5.5 vs 6.1 Aug 7 Insulin 465 vs 647 in Aug. Was hoping for more of a decrease of insulin.

You have no idea how happy I am to hear this!! -- Chemelle Hillsboro, OR 2019 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Chemelle%20and%20Andy https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=94380

I sent Cornell an email and they will re-test for no charge. Very nice of them! -- Chemelle Hillsboro, OR 2019 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Chemelle%20and%20Andy

You and Donna are mere "kids"!!! Ha! -- Ferne Fedeli 2007 No. California Case History Regional Members Database Coordinator View the Regional Member's Database - see who is near you Add

I think Cornell will only deal with the vet that submitted the test, not the owner. -- Ferne Fedeli 2007 No. California Case History Regional Members Database Coordinator View the Regional

Thank you so much! I'll see if I can get him to clarify what it might help with in the episode. If not, I can always see about editing it out so I don't put out misleading information. -- - Alicia

We are skipping fall vaccines per Dr. Kellon's recommendation, and will test his ACTH, insulin & glucose in January or February as that is when all of them should be low. I pointed out to my vet that