Hello Laura, Welcome to the group! Thank you so much for starting your case history prior to posting. One thing that will help us keep track of current diet is if you could note within the document

Thanks, Phillipa. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator ECIR

I took another urine sample today. A much better sampling. The specific gravity was 1.01 to 1.015. the past two glucose readings were much lower than the usuals, . Today and the last reading shown a

Hello Rachael, Welcome to the group! I'm sorry you were having issues with the files, but you should be able to open them in a browser or if you download them they should open without a problem

Hi Rachael, I'm not a moderator, but if it can help, look if you can open this link for new membre https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/1%20Start%20Here/1.%20New%20Member%20Primer.pdf Good luck

Hi, I just bought Jiaogulan powder from MadBarn https://madbarn.ca/product/jiaogulan/?visited=1 It says to give it 20 min before meal. I use to give the supplements after meals. Why it should be

Hi all, New member here. I've tried to download the new member info and emergency diet and i can't open them as its saying corrupt files. My horse needs help so keen to read these ASAP, can anyone

Hi - I'm a new member and just finished my first Case History document. I will work to get photos updated shortly. I hope I did it right, advice welcomed if not. Not quite sure I have everything

For those horses that are on invokana, would the protection this offers to keep insulin lower also protect against cold weather induced laminitis? This might affect whether i use fleeced lined

Hi all, So i have been pondering why Vinnie has grown a much heavier coat this year so I thought I would throw this out to see if there is any considerations I need to make or change supplement

Hi Lavinia RF collateral groove measurements are: apex of frog 15mm both sides besides bars 10mm Thanks Philippa. -- Philippa New Zealand 2020 Case History:

Can't tell about balancing until it's retested. Better get a repeat sugar and starch by wet chemistry too. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Well that's one beloved kitchen utensil I'm never going to look at in the same way again... :D -- Maxine and Indy (PPID) and Dangles (PPID) Canberra, Australia 2010 ECIR Primary

Thanks for the info Jessica. What do others do for hinds for their horses who have suffered winter laminitis. Do u boot them? Boot and socks? Use boots, socks and shipping boots? Also are u

Equi-Analytical will retest it and I should have results in a few days. Otherwise, how are the minerals, should I change supplements or keep on the Equi VM and Equi Cal? She also gets table iodized

Lisa, as I remember from the article, it said no rinsing needed. I use it on Chappie and he's fine. He doesn't have any big sheath problems so I just apply gel periodically. He also drops

Lisa (and maybe anyone else who might be contemplating sheath cleaning when it's chilly), It's not my favorite time of year to do it but many years ago when I was taking care of fox hunters I'd

Years back one of my geldings had a lot of white “gunk” in his sheath. While he didn’t seem itchy, it was definitely not normal. The vet came out and gave me ointment to put on - it worked but

I doubt it would be effective diluted. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

If the interior of the sheath is inflamed, dropping the penis may be painful causing them to urinate into the sheath which doesn't help matters. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001