Hi Stine, I edited your case history links in a few of your posts here so we could open them. All it took was a ‘return’ after the entry and then pressing save. Could you please do the same to

Hi Kim, Our goal is to educate others in our efforts to prevent laminitis. Feel free to bring your vet up to speed by sharing what you learn here. She may even wish to join us, although that is more

Hi Kirsten, yes I think he would enjoy a walk. I find though that if I try leaving him out in the yard area with his boots on 24/7 he looks uncomfortable by the morning - a bit like when you’ve

No access to compounded pergolide here in Norway.. He's worth the price. <3 -- ------- Stine, Norway, 2013 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Stine%20and%20Mahjiino/Mahjiinocasehistory.pdf

5.5 prascend is expensive. any access to compounded pergolide ?? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse( over the rainbow) and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

It's a big list and only in alphabetical order... Arabians and Morgans top the list (in case you have one of those!) -- Linda in CA 2020 Midnight and

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1Cxmi_zaIkXtTo8rPMcxWSVmZPgc1qLQc Here's the new x rays which proved no sinking or rotation thankfully (trimmed to correct long toes and negative palmar angles

The way he's walking with hoof boots on I would say it's worth trying to take him out. He is stepping out nicely with a long stride in the boots in the second video, even with the favoring of his

Do you have radiographs to confirms this is laminitis and could you post them? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Her blood selenium level is fine, and she receives a comprehensive vitamin and mineral supplement (Progressive Earth ProLaminae+) which contains 1mg selenium and 3mg iodine per serving. -- Katrina

Mahjiino suffered a new bout of laminitis in may. He's on low NSC hay and off pasture for many years. The only explanation for this sudden laminitis seemed to be PPID worsening. Vet suggested

Katrina, That hedgerow access probably isn't doing her insulin any good. Has her diet been analyzed for adequate iodine and selenium? Those two minerals are critical for thyroid function. -- Eleanor

Sorry, I’ve been overwhelmed at work… Tartine doesn’t get meals per se. She has available soaked hay 24/7 because she is on a track with 4 other EMS horses. The hay is available in slow feeding

Thank you all for the great information. Is it permissible to print and share the information you have provided with my veterinarian? I would like to send her the message string, but understand that

Case Histories: What You Need To Know When: 07/04/2021 View Event Description: Your equine's Case History is the most important step to be completed upon joining the ECIR Group. It is critical for

Hi Jenny, I'll get you some comments in time for the farrier. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator ECIR

HI Mary, At 22yo, testing for PPID and EMS/IR certainly makes sense, esp. if the horse is exhibiting some unusual (for it) symptoms that can't be easily explained in other ways. IR and PPID (Cushings)

HI, My friend had vet out to draw blood and test her horse for IR. He also wanted to test for Cushings. Her horse is a 22 Appendix Quarter horse who has been getting swollen sheath. The vet gave a

Hi Sheri Thank you for posting your experience with the Dormosedan gel. I liked Pumpkin's chiropractor's description of how it might feel (a few too many beers haha). You'll have received an email

I used Dormosedan on my PPID/IR gelding, Pumpkin, every time he was trimmed for several years, because of stifle and back issues. Dormosedan takes quite a while to reach full effect and lasts for a