Thanks Sherry. The clinic quoted $268.11 for Prascend. GULP.... Natalie New Brunswick, Canada 2019 Case History: Tane's case history Photos: Tane's photos

Hi Natalie, October is right in the midst of the seasonal rise but that still is an elevated result and the non-shedding is indicative of PPID as well. You can wait and retest her after the first of

I will get right on creating Paisley's case history when I get to my desktop...but in the meantime I got her results back: ACTH: 42.5 H pmol/l Taken October 20 She's only 16 andbhad some shedding

Cathie, Beet is not harvested using RoundUp to kill the top vegetation as has been claimed. That's pure fiction. The tops of beets are shaved off mechanically. It's called topping and is done by a

Hi Susan, Good example of why label guarantee "minimum" may not at all resemble what's actually in there. DCP - dicalcium phosphate - is a supplemental form of calcium and phosphorus which is well

Beet Pulp is very beneficial for our horses. From time to time I see comments and concerns about the way it is harvested using Round-Up. I have fed it for many years, maybe as many as 10 years. It

Thank you for your assistance. His minerals have been custom balanced so no concerns there. I now have a clearer path of treatment. -- Allison in Ontario 2020 Sonseeahray Case History:

Reading this with great interest - wanted to chime in. I tested with EA the Pro Elite Grass Advantage last month - Nov 2020. Two different bags: Results (ppm): Iron 1650 Copper 161 Zinc 470 Iron

125 mg tabs. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Do you have any labs on Monte? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Allison, We have no evidence Keegan has laminitis or EMS. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

There's no other horse specific information available. In people, it is dosed twice a day. I'd try the full 3 g twice a day to start to see if it makes a difference. If it does, try gradually

Yes, keep Jiaogulan the same - and make sure you use with a properly mineral balanced diet. For non-IR horses, glucosamine is the most important and you can usually find it as a bulk powder. Give

This is a very informative post, as most here. I am just want to say again, THANK YOU! My horse has changed so much since coming to this group. -- Tamara G. in Arizona 2020 Case History:

Hi Allison, My cardinal rule is....stick with what Dr. Kellon says. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ : https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

There is a significant amount of glucosamine in the product dr kellon suggested i use. So I'm confused now.?? -- Allison in Ontario 2020 Sonseeahray Case History:

Hi Allison, Do an archive search for glucosamine. Two important messages from that search are these, to help explain why glucosamine is not recommended. https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/257222

As we are working on switching so many things for our horse(s) - only one with Cushing's, the other 2 are babies - we are needing to find a good joint support replacement for Monte. He has currently

many different doses of gas x .. 80 mg, 125 mg, 180 mg, 250 mg. correct mg for typical 500 kg horse? thanks -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s

Thank you for commenting on the gas colic. I know my vet suggest Banamine and walking. Do you suggest the Gas-X tablets in addition to banamine ? dont use the banamine?? Thanks -- LJ Friedman Nov