Hi Vicky, It looks like Samson's ACTH has never been very high and that he was diagnosed largely by symptoms 3 years ago? Which makes me wonder if he might benefit from a higher dosage now given that

If you notice her hoof pain increases with colder temps, you will want to try and keep her warmer. But not all IR horses get winter laminitis, so just watch her and if you see a correlation between

Hi Rhonda, it looks like you had good control of the ACTH through the seasonal rise, so likely his dosage of Prascend was correct. I would check him again next August to make sure it is still well

Hi Kandance, You can do a search on "winter laminitis" in our archives as well as checking Dr. Kellon's blog posts: https://drkhorsesense.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/winter-laminitis/ Thanks, Sherry

Hi Denise, Not Jaini, but go to to our Files , to Country Specific Information here...... https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/9d%20Country%20Specific%20Information/Canada Scroll down to Hay

Names, not manes. sorry.. :) -- Denise & Ben , NB Canada Joined 2020 !!!! https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/filessearch?q=denise+and+ben

Hi Jaini, I was wondering if you can give me the manes of the Laboratories in Canada for Hay Testing,, You mentioned them in the Podcast, but, I cannot remember what they were,, Thanks -- Denise &

Hello, I live in Alberta Canada at elevation of more than 4500 feet. We do have very fluctuating winter temps, from above 0* C down to -40* C. My IR horse has previosly been pasture only in winter.

Hi Heather. As far as the soles.. if its crumbling, the hoof is starting to give it up and I just let nature remove it. I leave it to exfoliate on its own. Sometimes, I have noticed on my own horses

Thank you for the reply. Being in Southern California with low humidity and the way I store my salt, it appears? To be quite non clumpy and fine v etc. So I will keep up with it . thanks -- LJ

The form of iodine used in iodized salt in the USA, potassium iodide, is not stable over the long term in all conditions. It is subject to degradation from heat, humidity and exposure to air, which

Reposting again as curious if anyone has any info for me on my message? Thanks!! -- Heather August 5, 2017, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Riosa

On my search of Vit e in this group, I came across a message from 5-26-17 #207785, where someone posted the same exact concern with Swanson's vit e not having sufficient blood levels. -- Bonnie

No, not the same. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Dr. K. trying to find if Palmitoylethanolamide and Phenylethylamine HC1 is the same thing - interchangeable?-I could not open the above file nor find the answer on the web.. Want to see if it would

ANTECH also offers insulin and glucose only, panel T470E. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Sharon, The squaring off at the toe is easing the breakover time slightly, but nowhere near enough to put it where the bony column actually needs it to be. The toes are all too far ahead of where

Agree with ACTH not being necessary (and my vet agreed), but it's part of their packages. And I thought the same as advice here re: leptin (based on what I'm learning), but she seemed to be pushing

Hi Lavinia! Could you look at Taillight's feet and let me know about the trim. The photos were taken just a day after my farrier came. The vet told him to square off or back off the toe, I am not sure

Thank you, Jeanne! I'm going to try and find a barefoot trimmer here and also try my hand at rounding off the corners. Appreciate your 2 cents!! Have a happy holiday :) -- Sharon Bice December