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Dead animal in feed bag

Last night Lad ate his dampened ODTC cubes reluctantly, snorting as though there was a bad smell. I could not detect it. This morning he refused them altogether. This afternoon I found a dried up dead

By Bonnie · #260230 ·

Dr. Kellon / what’s the max of DC I can give?

Desi’s knee has been extremely bad again, I am giving her one scoop of PQ with approximately 15g of DC , (via syringe) plus rubbing her knee with capsa cream from Uckele. I’m also continuing the

By Bobbie Day · #260229 ·

Re: Monster - 5-year-old Morab gelding

Hi Trisha. Welcome to the group. I see Sherry has already answered some of your questions and what follows here is our welcome message and it is full of information for you. There is a lot to read,

By Trisha DePietro · #260228 ·

Re: Monster - 5-year-old Morab gelding

Hi Trisha, You'll be getting a full welcome shortly but can you please update your signature to include the links to your Case History and

By Sherry Morse · #260227 ·

Monster - 5-year-old Morab gelding

Hi there, I am new to this group and hoping I have followed the instructions. I have uploaded my case history, photos, bloodwork and hay samples. A bit of history: I breed Monster from a Morgan mare

By Trisha Bentley <bentley-acres@...> · #260226 ·

How to get Trim Evaluations

Dear Members Just a reminder of what is needed, both in time to schedule, and information from you, should you need help. Good Photos, legible radiographs, and time are critical to getting the best

By Nancy C · #260225 ·

Re: New member. Sore pony

Hi Charmyn, You have a pony with recurring laminitis so I'm not sure what other symptoms your vet was looking for before pulling blood. It's probably a bit cold to get an accurate insulin reading

By Sherry Morse · #260224 ·

Re: Overlapping supplements?

Hi Shera Always fun getting them to eat stuff they are not used to. I would approach this by calculating how much total you are giving of each ingredient you are worried about, but my biggest

By Nancy C · #260223 ·

Re: New member. Sore pony

Hello, I am so grateful for this group! So much great info. When I got his xrays I asked the vet about the blood test and they didn’t think he had any symptoms so they advised against it. I am

By Charmyn · #260222 ·

New Hay Analysis

Hi, I have uploaded two more hay options I ran some tests on. I am going to run a new test on iron for both because I am hoping the iron is not accurate.. 🤷‍♀️ They are both quite lovely

By Nancy & Vinnie & Summer · #260221 ·

Re: Stabl1/Tractor Supply

Oh wow... thank you very much. -- Linda CA in 2020

By Starshine Ranch · #260220 ·

Re: Overlapping supplements?

Hi Shera, So happy you are seeing good results with WIRX. I too have seen a huge drop in insulin and will stay the course. -- Ellen and Crackers July 2011, Goldendale, WA Case History:

By taskerudet · #260219 ·

Re: Overlapping supplements?

She was right, That combination is fine. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #260218 ·

Re: New Member

We'll look forward to your information. I just have to mention thougjh there's no difference between swimming barefoot or with shoes! -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #260217 ·

Re: speedi beet & hay testing

Hi Vicky, You can find results for testing of Speedi beet both dry and RSR here: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/filessearch?q=speedi. Dry it's still below our 10% recommended guidelines but the iron

By Sherry Morse · #260216 ·

New Member

Hello, I learned about barefoot swimming three years ago. My horse Skipper at that time have been wearing shoes for 10 years since she was two years old. I am struggling with her Hooves being tender.

By Becky Cash · #260215 ·

Re: timothy versus coastal Bermuda for IR horse

-- -plus RSR beet pulp at night. On that note, I posted a question about this earlier. My barn is not R/S/R the speedi beet. I dont think they are willing to start. Is it best to stop feeding

By vicky monen · #260214 ·

Overlapping supplements?

My mare is very slowly recovering from 7 months of laminitis. I've tried dozens of supplements. I have her on Laminox and half dose of Glycocemic EQ along with Vit E, hemp, flax, and Absorb All. Dr.

By Shera Felde · #260213 ·

Re: Fecal Water Syndrome - Question about Psyllium Husk Supplementation

Hello... Hoping to check in after feeding Tabby (PPID/IR) One cup of moist NOW brand Psyllium Husk powder (chose this product because I could get it faster on Amazon and I was feeling desperate to

By larkstabatha · #260212 ·

Re: timothy versus coastal Bermuda for IR horse

Hi Vicky, Don't forget to change the hay gradually! I feed only coastal bermuda hay to my IR girl- she refuses Tomothy, so its been my only choice. There is a slim chance of impaction colic in horses

By valerie puryear · #260211 ·

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