Well finally got the other vet out and he ruled out colic so I guess I was wrong, thank goodness. She did finally pass some nasty looking stool right before he arrived. Continuing treatment for

dr. kellon, the only fat he gets is 2 scoops of cocosoya granules in the summer and 3 in the winter which he has been on for about 2 years. will f/u about triglycerides with local vet because if i

Hi Lisa. It's really hard to answer your question without a case history. It sounds like Danny has two things going on- osteoarthritis and PPID. Here is a link on the use of bute for Cushings

Hi Christee! Just noticed that you have never received one of our welcome letters and thought you might like to have it on hand :) Hello Welcome to the group! The ECIR Group provides the best,

Hi Susan. I have found a link for your review on diagnostic testing for IR....hope this helps...

Thank you, Sherry. Here's the photo link: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=253720 I noticed that Haystack Low Low is on the safe feeds list. https://haystackfeeds.com/?page_id=69 should I

I wanted to give an update on Megan; we have the hormone labs back. She also had a uterine ultrasound both times with follicles > 30 mm on each side the first time and one side the second time.

On Wed, Jun 23, 2021 at 06:54 AM, Rita Chavez wrote: How long should he be expected to just stand around patiently without a constant mouthful?Hi, Rita. Ravenous appetite is characteristic of EMS

Hi Shera, It would help if you could provide a link to the actual product but alfalfa and rice bran are both no gos for most IR horses. Safe carriers would include beet pulp (rinsed/soaked/rinsed)

She has been picking on the hay and straw some since yesterday but hasn't pooped in at least 24 hrs now so presumably colic; I've been trying and trying to get ahold of the vet to come out but no luck

The glucose and insulin are safely away from the acute laminitis zone. I would do a test for triglycerides since it's not clear what that note means. Chylomicrons are not visible but in any case

Not advising...just a note to say I have one Arabian in Texas who had laminitis in 2016, was diagnosed IR & PPID by Cornell bloodwork, but then, in terms of treatment, if I had followed highly

Thank you, Kirsten and Sherry. I will try to get the photos right today. Do I put those in the same album with the x-rays? What do you suggest for a carrier to her supplements? The low low ingredients

Unfortunately Stetson is not accustomed to going without food 24/7, ie: grazing at will. Now that I'm putting him in his dry-lot during the day (in at 8am-out 8pm w/ muzzle) he is extremely antsy for

Hi Susan. Welcome to the group. Our blood draw protocol and rationale is detailed in our welcome letter. At first, you will feel, that the information shared here is contradictory to what your vet has

Super news Lorna as I was thinking the same that I’m sure it’s not the soymeal as Jaini is AMAZING in my mind! But I was thinking maybe it’s the source of my products? I did some searching on

Bobbie...I saw this a couple days ago and just had no words to even express the sorrow and shock at seeing your post. I've read your lovely testiment to your girl several times, looked through her

On Wed, Jun 23, 2021 at 07:52 AM, hdavis wrote: Also the soybean meal I was added is blended off with soyhulls as per Jaini Clougher's recommendation as she is my hay balanced.I wouldn't even consider

Thanks for clarifying this Lorna. Also the soybean meal I was added is blended off with soyhulls as per Jaini Clougher's recommendation as she is my hay balanced. I dont think this is a laminitis

Hi Christee, Just to be clear,for people who might worry, you have made a good distinction,which can be underlined. Soy hulls are perfectly fine,as opposed to the beans. The hulls are just that,