thank you; i read those 2 sites that you posted. my horse is boarded so i can only voice the info; i do rake my horse area daily where i see all the chicken feet. thank you again, daisy and tiko --

LJ, That should be fine to start with but you may want to have more on hand in case you need to go past the 5 days at restart. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary

thank you dawn. since my horses are boarded, i have no control; i have voiced what i know about poultry and salmonella and my past experience but it is up to them as it is their property. i do

Hi Heather, Dr. Kellon already answered your question about trailering. Perhaps you missed it? https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/256327 Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the

At Kirsten's suggestion, I'll summarize what works for us to syringe metformin twice a day. Dr Kellon's suggestions are summarized in the metformin information in Files. I suggest starting with the

Amen Kirsten! You said it - it was an eye opener for me - I've often heard the phrase "no feet no horse" but the extent to which his feet were impacting his body just didn't penetrate until she began

i’m wondering if this strategy is correct.: I start at apf five days before giving CP, and I’m continuing for five days while on CP for total of 10 days. Does that sound like enough if no veil is

Thanks, Kirsten. I can post what solved the syringing puzzle for me, if that's what you mean. I will start a new subject heading. As for exercise, yes, I plan to, as soon as temperatures drop to a

Thanks Lavinia for the ideas. I do think it was something she got stuck in her mouth and each day she is getting better and better but I still want to get the vet out or trailer her to a vet. So I

Lynn, Relevante's story has been so encouraging and as if any affirmation of Lavinia's skills were needed but it's things like this that really show how valuable her advice is and how the whole body

Cass, I hope Dr Kellon has some advice for you. You certainly now have mastered the dosing via syringe of Metformin! I think you should share that with the group when you have time... The only

Bonnie, I don't see why a high ACTH couldn't be present with no signs. Most people don't test until there are signs of disease so maybe there are lots of horses with no signs but high ACTH out there?

i Heather, Just to add another possibility to consider. One of my boys went thru something similar: was opening and closing his mouth, twisting his head around, licking his lips and generally moving

Oh my goodness, I see I've mixed up Brenda and Bonnie's 2 posts! No wonder Brenda's case history for Stormy doesn't have the results Bonnie was sharing! Lol Brenda, most of what I wrote above

Here it is, Judy: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/254507 You can also find this by opening the ECIR Group home page, then scrolling down to the bottom where it lists the top hashtags. Click on

Hi Judy, I've added the mark-ups for Bugsy's trim to his album. I already sent this info to you in time for the actual trim but for those interested and/or following his

This year’s hay analysis is now posted. -- Judy and Bugsy Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Feb. 25,

Thanks Heather! Tracy - you provided the valuable information about the Renegade Vipers prior to the pandemic and i so appreciate it. It was so helpful to have input from a Paso Fino owner as I found

-- Marsha and Dame - Buzzy TN 2019 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Marsha%20and%20Dame%20-%20Buzzy

Great info and thanks for sharing! Glad you amd your pony are on track and progressing so well! -- Heather August 5, 2017, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Riosa