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I would stay with the Jiaogulan for inflammation and soft tissue. Keep him in boots with heel elevation pad 24/7 until the underrun heels are corrected. For joint support, this is best

Thank you for your response Dr. Kellon. I didn't personally think the X-rays showed laminitis, but others suggested it was a possibility due to the history, so that's why I tried the Jiaogulan. In

Sorry if this gets repeated. I'm having trouble replying to messages today. Here's a place to start,for info. You should search out more. https://dailycbd.com/en/best-cbd/horses/ I think Tori's

Hi Allison, His radiographs don't show any sign of laminitis but he does have extensive navicular disease. You'll get the best results, in time, with getting his trim straightened out and being

OH!! haha I thought I needed a script. What is the cheapest cost per day of giving this to a horse? From what I could find it was looking like at least $3/day for the trim/shake which is pretty

Hi Allison, I've bought CBD oil online,in Canada,fir a number of years,no script. It's even more available now,with law changes,than it was then. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ :

Hello, I purchased the 10:1 extract of Jiaogulan from MadBarn and started giving it to Keegan on November 13. We have slowly increased it to the point that he is now getting 1/2 tsp of this extract

Hi Donna, welcome! Thanks for fixing your signature! :) California Trace is an excellent mineral supplement, but it would be best if you have a hay analysis to make sure it covers the deficiencies

Hi Donna, Don't be too put off by 2nd cut hay. I have some beautiful 2nd cut orchard that is a total 7.5% sugar and last year, from the same field, it was 7.2%. I also could have gotten a meadow

Hi Kinsey, I think if you want to rule out EMS you would want to re-test insulin and glucose unfastened. Also notable is that fasting will reduce ACTH, although even accounting for that Bucky's

Hi Kinsey, The proxies in the calculator are not for fasted insulins. A recent study showed upper limit for fasting should be around 5.2. Lab ranges do not apply to fasted horses. Your result is at

You got it right, Maxine. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Oh Sherry that would be awesome. I’ve struggled getting hay since I moved here 3 years ago. I still don’t really know anyone here. The hay grower that I just posted the analysis from messaged me

Hi Nancy, Thanks for your email. And thanks to all of you who give so much of your time and energy - truly amazing. I'm glad that form is being re-created into something more easy to use. I will

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Hi Tori So as an anti-inflammatory for arthritis pain? There isn't a whole lot in our files on turmeric (or its active ingredient, curcumin). It's not recommended to feed in conjunction with

I plugged it in to the EMS calculator. Here are the results: G/I Ratio 9.48 Interpretation: Compensated IR RISQI 0.31 Interpretation: Compensated IR MIRG 4.8 I understand that the

Hi, thank you all for all of your help. Bucky has been tapered off the bute and seems to be doing well! I am waiting on my hay analysis kit to come through the mail. I was able to get his bloodwork

It's just a discussion I've been having with some friends. Either being able to feed it to aid arthritis type symptoms then somebody said it can regulate Insulin levels? I'd be interested to know if