Hello Everyone, can anyone comment on this product called HEIRO? I’m pasting the label info for claims and ingredients: HEIRO™ provides natural nutritional support for horses suffering from

Jennifer I am looking at the hay analysis and your horse’s needs. I have taken the course but don’t get a lot of practice at it. I agree to ask for a Nitrate test. I need to recheck your case

Hello , I have updated Superman's CH, but the amount of oats should be 3 lbs. Once it was a PDF I couldn't fix it but it will be next time. He is now getting a PM feeding as he does not look like he's

Hi Sarah. If you noticed a difference after increasing the prascend, then it is PPID related....the question is how much Prascend is enough( and with seasonal rise starting) and I believe the only

Thanks so much, Sherry! And even an Excel version that calculates. Woo Woo!!! -- Ferne Fedeli Magic & Jack 2007 No. California Case History

Scooter has done a good job with educating this one vet. She doesn't believe how well he has done! After 45 years working horses I don't believe it either. Sometimes we are given horses in life who

Mary Ann, As an aside, you could probably improve Rosie's acceptance of needles by working on it with Positive Reinforcement training. It's worked well for me with several horses. If you email me

Hi Kate. Welcome to the group! Attached you will find our Welcome letter that is packed with information about PPID and IR. As Sherry mentioned, we really need to see your bloodwork results and the

Hello All, I am looking for some advice about Kate and Bullitt's new blood work. The result from Cornell are posted in the case history folder. The rest of the case history is current except we have

Jennifer,for balancing help,go to our Files here https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files Scroll down to Diet Balancing. Scroll down to 7th item,for a list of people trained to balance hays. -- Lorna in

Rhonda,Scooter may well be able to educate those who are in need. Positive changes in our horses ,arising from different management, are difficult to ignore. You are his voice. But he can also be

One more other thing about the hay analysis. The Crude Protein looks a bit high. Have you checked open flakes of this hay? Does it contain legumes of any kind like alfalfa or clover that might explain

Great chart, Kathleen... Thank you for the link! -- Linda in CA 2020 Midnight and Ostara https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Linda%20Midnight%20OStara

Yes... I've been buying it in 50# sacks and grinding it myself... unground it last for a verrrrrrrrrrrrrry long time. And flaxseeds have a bit more omega 3's than chia. Hope you can give it a

Sorry Ferne, I forget that we didn't update that link... https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/Case%20History%20Tools/Tools%20and%20How-To%20Help/Horse%20Weight%20Calculation.pdf is the PDF version that

I am aware of the dates already.I had a big battle with the boss vet about emailing the results to me ASAP when I first started with them. I am going to have a discussion with one vet who is coming

Sherry, when I used this link of yours, If you want to provide us with an estimated current weight you can use the weight calculator instead of a weight tape. Information on how to do that can be

Hi Kate, You'll get a full welcome soon, but it would be helpful if we knew the actual test results as well as the lab's normal reference range. Was he tested for insulin resistance as well? While 7

Hi Jennifer, You should be ok to not soak that hay BUT if you notice any changes in Fergus's crest or fat pads I would start again. The list of people who can assist with balancing is here:

Hi, I hope it is ok to ask this here as it's not strictly PPID but I'm struggling to find information and though you may be able to help. My 7 year old KWPN gelding has several of the PPID symptoms