LJ, my vet and I are sharing the results with a pharmaceutical company, and in exchange they're paying for the blood work. They have a specific schedule that they want us to follow. It was supposed

What is WIRX? I Googled & got a radio station, pharmacy, etc. -- Ferne Fedeli Magic & Jack 2007 No. California Case History

Hello, ok, so I won’t feed the pro-fibre crunch. I’m curious why tumeric is not recommended? It is It is such a great anti-inflammatory and pain killer. I don’t know what to feed him right

-- - Laurie and Rio Cloquet Minnesota February 2017 Case history - https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Laurie%20and%20Rio Rio's Photo Album -

Joy, you're right that banamine isn't going help Willie's laminitis, and I suspect that it may counter the beneficial effects of the cannabis, or that's the theory with humans. One thing that comes to

https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/Pain%20Medication%20and%20Alternatives/Pain%20Relief%20Alternatives%20to%20Bute%20and%20Banamine.pdf- This link should bring you to alternatives to using Banamine

Hi Joy. I added two really good resources regarding general information about horse teeth, which included a discussion about TMJ. Also the next link are the meds to avoid for procedures. I am not

Hi Tamara, Sorry this is so backed up but I do have you and Malik on the list. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator

It might LJ, but he does have pretty severe TMJ (and possible THO - I can't afford the ultrasound & hauling to/from the hospital for definitive dx right now) so his jaw is most likely sore from the

Hi Kandace, I still have stains on multiple barn shirts from cocosoya oil I used as a carrier for Finn and Elliott. I even had a huge flare up of carpal tunnel from grinding so many pills. I was kind

Thank you Bobbie. I think they do do it that way because they can do more horses in the visit. -- Joy and Willie (PPID/IR) Nevada County, CA - 2019 Case history:

On Thu, Jan 21, 2021 at 04:40 PM, Stepht wrote: I am wondering about daily psyllium because I read Dr. Kellon's Horse Sense blog about digestive issues in senior horses where she says that adding

Hi Francine, I used Metformin for several months and insulin kept increasing regardless of increased dosage. -- I stopped the Metformin and started WIRX with a significant decrease in insulin. The

Kandace, another factor which could elevate insulin is uncontrolled PPID. Your last testing for ACTH was Dec ‘20 (you may want to check the date as you have ‘21 entered) was mostly out of the

wouldnt the quidding after a dental say things arent correct?? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

Why so many consecutive testing of the insulin ? Why not wait two weeks? i predict tomorrow things will improve -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case

I’ve read back through all the psyllium threads, and I’ve yet to read the recommended daily dose for mucilage (not sand purging) for those of us feeding flax seed. Cindy -- Cindy, Oden, and

Equine metabolic syndrome is a metabolic type, not something you caused. In other words, he doesn’t have laminitis because you overfed him. He has laminitis because he has EMS. (Not all fat

Hi Cass, The Progrooms link is very informative! Thank you for directing me to that. There is a link in the article on ideas to prevent horse from eating sand, and I see that it mentions shavings.

Regarding your problem of feeding psyllium in a nosebag: If you soak Triple Crown Timothy Balance Cubes, they get super fluffy (not soupy). They could be fed in a nosebag. Then, right before you