Wow! Thank you so much Lavinia. Those markups are super thorough and clear and hopefully when the trimmer comes today we start getting Lily back onto better wheels again. I appreciate this (and you)

Tucker, Where in NC are you located? -- Lisa And Louie Eastern NC 2012

Thanks for your input Sherry. -- Phyllis W in OH 2020 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Phyllis%20and%20Patches https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=255382&p=Created,,,20,2,0,0

Helen, Haven't seen the article you are referring to, but our new gelding is very thrush prone. Do you spray pure vinegar on the bottoms? What kind? Thank you, -- Bonnie with Racham (over the

Hello there, I have been dealing with poop water and runny stools for months and have tried to figure out what the cause was. I finally decided to stop the supplements that I was giving to balance

I have a follow up question... could Jiaogulan be used for Keegan to help facilitate rehab, if he's not laminitic? Would Jiaogulan be of any assistance if we are dealing with Navicular or

I would just like to add my 2 cents worth here. After reading Pete Ramey's post on a lot of horses having some sort of fungal issues with their feet, I started spraying vinegar on Josie's feet about

Sound just refers to how the horse is moving - not the health of his feet (or joints, tendons, etc.) . A horse can be sound in boots or shoes and not sound when barefoot. Ideally, of course, you want

Have you read all the posts in this thread, LJ? Her suspicion was only that the synthetic E wouldn't be as potent as the natural. I answered that the available Vit E listed on the label takes

Hi Laura, I've added mark-ups to Lily's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=253963&p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 The general theme is going to be that the toes need to be brought back further,

On Mon, Nov 9, 2020 at 02:03 AM, Eleanor Kellon, VMD wrote: Sound to me means freely moving at the walk, trot and canter on all surfaces. Is he sound?Dr Kellon, would you say that a horse is NOT

Hi Phyllis, Without any bloodwork you have no idea whether she is definitely IR or it's being controlled through her limited diet or not. Were she mine I would not take a chance on putting her out on

You're right, Tanna. Sticking to their routine is best. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I'm no expert but I generally try to have my horse's blood pulled at a similar time of day and generally that time is shortly before or after coming in from her paddock depending on time of year. I

If I remember correctly, it is preferred that horses are relaxed and mellow without any strenuous activity before testing. So perhaps you should stall him.? I’m sure you’ll get a moderator to

Thank you, everyone, for your time and effort in offering your advice and points for discussion! I greatly appreciate you all for trying to help Audi!! Lavinia, I posted those photos you requested.

So I scheduled an ACTH test. They’re coming tomorrow. Last time I had to keep him in his stall overnight an with grass hay only. This time they say just let him be turned out and they can test him.

Hi Sherry, I know I’m jumping ahead here but trying to prepare for the future with a horse prone to laminitis. This winter when it freezes here in the north will Patches be able to go out on the

My horse would not eat the mad barn products however I tried and a lot of wasted $$ and attempts. Went to mineral balancing which is granulated specific to hay analysis......nope again after more $$

What do you mean you’ve been suspicious of vitamin E synthetic? What makes sense now? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos