Aaaand now I can't get a call to go through to Avrio. One ring and then nothing or a straight busy signal. This is definitely not a great first impression all around. -- Joy and Willie

Thanks for your reply Laura. I'm just nervous to change *anything* because it's taken almost 2 years to get my horse at his current condition. Also, the adaptor sent for the bottle to syringe the

Hi Joan, Thanks for creating a photo album and adding Ranger's radiographs. There was no bony column rotation back in Dec 2020 but there was some sinking. The HPAs were broken back, significantly on

Hi Joy! I'm sorry that I did not update earlier on the change in oil-base and that you weren't told when you placed your order. I want to reassure you, and the others, that we are indeed using an oil

Hello Dr Kellon, would it be beneficial to use micro current on Chicy's legs? I know they must be tired and her rear legs are stocking up at times. I have a small portable machine with leg wraps for

Hi Marcy, Good that she does have access to some turnout. Although it appears as if the heels need to move back more, lowering them was not correct as that resulted in the palmer angle being lowered -

FYI: There is also a change in the liquid compounded pergolide now. The suspension oil is milky and very watery (I thought it was water) and there are visible particles that settle and separate very

Thank you. Is there enough toe left on all 4 feet to just back the toe up a little more? Will this achieve taking the pressure off the toe and give her a better angle with a rocker toe? Can I rocker

Thank you, Sherry. My vet was thinking the seasonal rise (a bit early, but we are far north) was causing the July 27 readings. Are you saying that even during the rise, the boys should be within

Farrier has explained his training and options. I do not want to lose him as farriers and vets in my area not taking on née customers. That is why I requested he be here when vet comes. Vet knows I

Thanks! The Stabul1 arrived and she ate it (!)...day 1. It smells a little like maple syrup to me. Considering the alfalfa pellets didn't entice her much, this is a win so far. I wonder if the powder

Hi Cindy Thank you for comments. Chicy has the Cloud EVO wedge pads taped to her feet. She has very thin stretched soles. I am the one who removed the wall Saturday. I do not think toes are rolled

Thank you Maxine. You are the first person to tell me I have not taken too much. I am thinking I need to take a bit more off point of toe, do you agree? I look forward to your video. I think I figured

Lavenia, I later awake all last night trying to figure out what I have done wrong on her feet. Should I remove more toe or is there enough there to bevel it at all. One member said I have not achieved

Hi Joan, Ranger has a very sweet face. The timing of this and his December laminitis are suspicious for early PPID, which can be diagnosed by an exagerated ACTH rise at this time of year. Early PPID

Thanks Dr. Kellon.... .....There are no hard and fast rules for dosing. If she is stable/not laminitic on 1/2 mg, I'd leave her there. Noted, monitoring & will book in later in October Thank you

Hi, he's 17. He tested negative for PPID earlier this year but I don't know any figures. Thanks Joan -- Joan Hornby UK North West December 2020 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=268474

Kirsten thanks for this link from your previous message : It depends on the sedative used: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/SEDATIVE%20EFFECTS.pdf I cant find the Medesedan on it. But its a good

Hi Terri, That means her Prascend dose is working for her. Her insulin is still elevated so I would continue to soak her hay until you get test results back and work on addressing her trim issues.

Not knowing how old he is I would also be checking for PPID as we're in the seasonal rise (just past the peak in the Northern Hemisphere) and fall laminitis usually is one of the signs of elevated