Thank you everyone for the advise. Adding a little flax is a great idea since it creates so much dust! -- Beth & Flame NV Oct 2013 Flame Case History Flame Pictures

Hi, I have added some images to my album of that illustrates our journey of how Vinnies very mild laminitis in 11/2018 turned into a massive medial access in June 2019 and ended in sloughing the

Hi Lavinia, I've taken the photos you wanted. Not easy getting him to stand on three legs so if any aren't clear enough just let me know and I'll do them again. Many thanks, -- -Deborah and

Suggestion, get your trimmer to come and help take a full set of updated pictures. Pay her for the visit and help. Upload those pictures. Then contact Lavinia for full markups for a paid consult. Also

Hi Carly, When i used to use a grazing muzzle, i put a low-sugar treat in it as i put it on. My mare got used to associating it with a treat and willingly stuck her nose in. I taped a lot of padding

Ferne, Thanks for the update. I had been told by one of the Cavalor reps two years ago that Cavalor North America planned to import whatever equipment they needed to produce FiberForce here in the US.

I know nothing about trims, made something like Magic Cushion help? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

Hi Jess The link I gave you for forage sample kit has been changed. This should be the new one: https://dairyone.com/shop/equi-analytical-mailer-kit/ Also, to add a bit of background Dr Kellon gave

-- dr kellon, leptin is 4.6; lowest ever; do you think that is a reflection of keeping weight down in spite of no exercise x6 weeks; vit e at 398. thank you, daisy and tiko -- Daisy, Tiko and

Hi Kathie, Did you read all of Lavinia's post to you on April 4th? I didn't see a request for markups, but here is the post number,and the last part of her message in that post. Message 248449 "Trim

Hi Kathie, Have you had your first set of free mark-ups yet? You do need to ask specifically for them, and do your best to follow the photo guidelines at the following

To clarify, what I meant was that if he normally runs out of hay overnight, testing needs to be at least 4 hrs after he starts eating hay again in the morning. Your situation sounds like there is the

No problem, Tiffany. That set up is fine. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

The Balance Cubes are high calcium too. The problem is most species regulate calcium absorption. Horses do not, absorbing as much as they can then excreting in the excess in urine which creates the

Thanks everyone! I heard from my vet this morning and they found the TRH thankfully but he didn't say where they sourced it. With regard to the hay -- he is on a dry lot with his herd and they have a

Someone from Cavalor actually called me on the phone this morning and said that yes they were experiencing shortages and hoped to be back on schedule within the month. They now are gearing up to

Hi Jess, Until you get his hay tested you may want to consider using Timothy Balance Cubes which are distributed by Triple Crown in the US as Naturals Timothy Balance Cubes

Leah, You get a free balancing with your course enrollment so send me the analyses of the hay and straw. Is she still in a stall with her daughter? Does she get her share of the hay? Have you dewormed

Do you mean he needs to gain weight? Many PPID/Cushing's horses have insulin resistance which makes grain dangerous. You need to check insulin before feeding grain. All commercial grain mixes and

Thank you Dr. Kellon. I will see about getting everything back up... -- Nikkibob Wisconsin, Sept 2018 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Nikki%20and%20Darby