Thank you Dr. Kellon. Invokana was given at 8:00 AM and psyllium at 5:30 PM. I’m guessing my feed room temperature is too cold. -- Terri Jennings with Teeny, Finn and Elliott Arcata,

Great! Thanks Dr. Kellon! Yes, Glory has been through it all this last year. She has not once given me any sign that she is giving up. That is why we are still trying to find her some comfort.

Stephanie, They won't be elevated with ocular disease https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21496078/ -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I should mention that in human trials it has been found that even when dose is reduced to once a day the improvements continue to the 30 to 60 day mark. Initial improvement is usually seen by the end

Thank you, Jean. That's very encouraging. Glory is about the most difficult test case we could find, with significant bone loss, rotation and sinking

I would order it with - the pellets. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

No one really knows. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Terri, Strips should be kept at room temperature but the most likely thing going on here is psyllium interfering with medication absorption. To avoid this, give the Invokana 2 hours before the

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Where can we find the Oregon Hay Database? Thank you, for all you do! -- Tori and Orion April 2015, Eagle Point, Oregon Case History:

For the first time since we began Invokana both Finn and Elliott’s glucose readings on the urine strips were not very high. I read somewhere (can’t remember where) that psyllium can reduce glucose

Thank you, Dr Kellon. I will make an appointment. It may take a couple of months though, so in the meantime would it be helpful to have bloodwork for inflammatory markers ie.... fibrinogen or C

Slightly off-topic, for a friends horse . Does anyone know if we could use this for pain management for horse with kissing spine. No known Cushing’s but probable Cushing’s will be tested soon

for my IR PPID horse, should I order the Phyto Quench without Devils Claw? -- Patti SoCal 2020

Thanks Lavinia for your reply! Thanks for the good vibrations Brenda! To answer your question Lavinia...yes, she can stand down in her heels but it is not her normal stance. After the last rads

Great to hear that Bugsy has been doing so well. You and your farrier also deserve the kudos for making everything work. When's the farrier coming? Will get those mark-ups for you. -- Lavinia, George

Hello and welcome to the ECIR group Janet. I am also a resident of Michigan. FYI, you can begin your posts on a blank line above your signature. These pages are pretty easy to type within, similar to

We've been diligently following Lavinia's mark ups and recommendations and I'm so happy to say that Bugsy's feet along with his comfort have improved dramatically. This is usually the time of year in

Oh Glory Be - thanks for the update Jeanne. Such welcome good news. Am anticipating trying PEA in the New Year -- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history:

Hi Jeri, Here are the links to your case history, and photo album. https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Jeri%20and%20Roxie https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=258096 You can make them