Lorna. Your link to equipodiatry was not available anymore. -- Pat and Savannah Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada January 2018 Case History:

Is there any suggestion for ring bone treatment? Majestic went from mild to moderate ringbone from an x-ray taken today. I was thinking of lasering, perhaps a good shoe in the front? Anything for

Hi Sandra, You said, "What I do not know at this point is whether the mainstream views on proper trimming and ECIR views on proper trimming coincide. " This made me think of part of the

For sure I know that I had 3 vets and a surgeon watching to ensure that my horse's hooves were trimmed in accordance with the x-rays. What I do not know at this point is whether the mainstream views

Thanks sherry .i am hoping to have it sent over later today ,previous owner called and is giving me a bit of a headache , suddenly she thinks she needs to be involved in the horses care again -

Ok. I did try the soft ride rocker option. I really didn't want to leave the soft ride boots that I knew Finian was comfortable in so I pushed to try this before going to the wooden clogs. I love

Great, I will send you the hay and straw samples analyses over email. She is in a drylot with a stall they have access to 24/7. The two donkeys seem to share very well. I've never seen the daughter

I will speak to yard owner and see if it is possible. I am not allowed to put hay on the ground so he wouldn’t be able to eat out of haynet with a muzzle would he? he is back in full work atm I am

Hi Alexis, Just a housekeeping point to start: Could you please update your signature with both the link to your Case history folder and photos

I looked in our archives, to remind myself of Dr. Kellon's thoughts on clogs. Found this..... Message 230259 Dr. Kellon said : "The Soft Ride rockers are similar to a Steward clog or banana shoe.

Hi Julie, Assuming that the 900lbs is her ideal weight you can bump her hay intake up another 4lbs a day to get her to 2% of her ideal weight (18lbs of intake per day). Have you gotten her January

Hi Sandra, Thanks for the vet suggestion and perhaps you can share the farrier suggestion for both Pat and Kathie as they've both been using Rachel for a while. As far as the clogs, the main thing is

Hi Erika, Can you get pieces of carpet or rubber matting to put down on top of the grass areas to kill it off? There is a chance he's one of those that needs to be on absolutely NO grass so muzzling

Hi Alexis, Welcome to the group! In reading your first post, it sounds like you are not here because you have questions about Cushings or Insulin Resistance in Cricket, nor do you have a history of

I would just like to know really what I can do to keep him comfortable and healthier as I do believe it’s the change in grass which has caused him to be more foot sore but I’m limited to

Hi, thanks so much. I will cut his feed down, and yes he still has access to grass as i don’t have the option of going grass free. If I were to muzzle him the grass isn’t long enough to go

Hello VETS, I’m looking for licensed veterinarians/technicians answers. I’m researching into a new veternarian and nutritionist but I live in Central/southern Illinois so they are far and few

Hey Kathie, I can feel your anxiety- so hard to see our kids in pain. I totally agree with the ECIR folks that the trim is everything - and I also like the soft ride boots for comfort. So not to

Nancy WOW. Thanks for posting Vinnies pics. That must have been a terrible experience for both of you to go through. Totally amazing to see the recovery. I’m going to stop worrying about

okay, testing in may and comparing to January blood work.. thanks -- Julie Boring , Oregon 2009 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/callie%20allen%20case%20history