Hmm. It seems as though you registered into the Case History subgroup using this email address deborahrochetteide@... but you belong to the main group with two different email addresses the above

Hi thank you Cindy, I was just looking for his info. I sent him a message,praying he gets back with as I am getting rads tomorrow. -- Cyndi Carlson in Colorado

Since foundering in February we have come a long way with the support of this group. Last week we had the vet and farrier out for trim, X-rays and blood work. Both the vet and farrier were very

Is there a safe magnesium supplement I can feed my boy? I had heard magrestore was good but wanted to check. -- J.Green MA,

OK, I am signed in. I see that I was signed in before but I tried logging out and back in again and I still cannot access the CH. I do not see anywhere showing that I am a member of the Case History

Hi Candice, Thank you for your advise.I ordered the J-herb from my best horse.I just started pergolide yesterday.I am getting ready to contact PhilipHimanka.I am getting rads tomorrow can’t wait

Hi, Candice, It is hard to get Uckele products on Canada. Also, there is still the Covid issue. Not sure about Chewy. I have my doubts, but I will look into it. Thanks! -- Kathy 2017 and

Hi, Jean, I have tried beeti bites. They were a success in the beginning , now she will not eat them. I have half a bag in the feed room. Maybe I will give them another try. Thanks! -- Kathy

Maybe I am not signed in,m(I thought that I was) because clicking on the connection to Tara's CH in my signature does not open her CH and hay analysis. I will make sure that I am signed in and try

Deborah, what happens if you click on your case history link under your signature? This one below. Can you not access it from that? Case History:

Good question about the 4 days! As often happens, the answer is - not sure. Metabolic adaptations in muscle generally persist for about a month after exercise starts but the "glucose hunger" that

HI Anne, Is your case history up to date? His lab results are still not in an ideal range, and this might be part of the issue. Its best if the ACTH numbers are in the low teens for some horses, and

HI Julia, I know it must be very frustrating for you! So I have had great luck, as well as numerous clients of mine, with the ThinLine Muzzle. This muzzle comes in different sizes and my clients who

Our rectangle bales are between 34 and 40 pounds each. He eats about a bale a day. -- Anne Leighty Freeport, Michigan https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Anne%20and%20Nemo

HI Rita- yes definitely want to wean slowly, since it does mess with the thyroid some and it can backfire if stopped abruptly. If your vet gives you a little bit of backlash about it, maybe just tell

HI Cyndi! I can attest for using both APF and J-herb from my Best horse. BOTH are fabulous in my opinion- so whichever you chose that would be a great benefit for your horse. I used APF on my gelding

Hi Duane, Poor boy, sorry he's so uncomfortable. Agree with everything Kirsten, Sherry and Trisha have already said. If he's not comfortable with the frog supports, please get them taken off. The

Hi Kathy, Yes its always best to make sure your horse is getting its medicine :) Sometimes we have to choose our battles, am I right?! I also wanted to let you know that Uckele has these great nugget

Hi Duane, Just a quick message to tell you that in my experience, crumbly feet are most likely a diet that isn't working for a particular horse. When we see your case history, we can gather more

OK, thanks, Kathy. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky (PPID/IR) Nappi, George and Dante Over the Bridge Jan 05, RI Moderator ECIR