Hi Deb Thanks for your support. Try this. https://support.mightycause.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015176772-How-to-Set-Up-and-Manage-Your-Recurring-Donation-on-Mightycause Thanks again. A million

Hi Nancy, Can you please give me some info on how I can donate to ECIR. I am awestruck by the goodwill and work ethic of the ECIR volunteers. So thankful! Suzanne Regnier-Tront -- Suzanne and

Hi Nancy - Can you please send me the link to change my credit card settings for my monthly donation? I've searched and can't find it. My credit card had a fraud alert and I need to change # to the

I got Relevante's test results back following the vet's visit. Dr. K had recommended waiting until the vet visit and subsequent test results [ and to see if his foot soreness resolved now that we are

Hi Jessica, My first thought is that I guess that addresses the question you asked, many posts earlier. We’re interested in her ACTH because high ACTH can result in high insulin, which can cause

I uploaded Khans interm Cornell results, looks like Cushings to me, not high insulin. Thoughts? beta1-vv (groups.io) -- Jessica and Khan N.D.,

Andrea, is this a ryegrass hay? The only time I’ve seen WSC that much higher than ESC was with ryegrass. Also, does the lab report say what method was used to test ESC? Some members have found that

Hi Katie instructions for creating a photo album were sent to you when you joined, along with how to create a case history. There are also instructions in the Wiki here:

I actually saw the fluffy dapples today on Fergus after his morning workout, so I took a photo. https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/photo/266236/3345812?p=pcreated%2C%2C%2C20%2C2%2C0%2C0 --

Dear ECIR Group Members -- If you’re reading this, you have likely benefited from the free services available through the ECIR Group Inc. Maybe you received direct help from one of our volunteers;

Thanks Martha, I’m busy updating my case history. It should be live tomorrow with the hay analysis. Many thx -- Andrea Thomason Cheshire, UK Joined 2021

His bloodwork was done while he was on his regular diet of hay and timothy pellets. My vet doesn't have me fast the horse unless they are getting grain. I can put a picture in the files but I can't

Thanks Maxine. Yes it is Multicube :-( -- Tori December, 2016 Adelaide Australia Case History https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Tori%20and%20Floss

I'm familiar with these winter coat circular raised patches. I call them winter dapples. They do seem to occur in horses that dapple out in their summer coats. -- - Frances C. December 2017,

Katie, I have seen this before, in a horse with PPID before he was medicated and put on a mineral supplement balanced to his hay. According to the owner it has now resolved and his coat is flat. Not

Hi Patti, As always, if it's a PDF it goes in your case history file. If it's a JPG it goes in your photo album. Was the test done via wet chem or NIR? You need to update the version of the case

Hi Katie, Was his bloodwork done fasting or not fasting? Can you post a picture of his current coat in a photo album so we can see it. -- Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC

HI! Please let me know where I can add in our new hay analysis. The barn owner says I don't have to soak hay with this new shipment of hay, but I need someone official to tell me if I still need to

Yes, that's what it looks like - as if he has hives, but when I feel his coat, everything is flat. I would not have said he has dapples but the raised patches are in a dapple pattern, just all the

Hi! I paid for my course a few days ago but did not receive an email for registration. Also, how do I pick a second course? Do I email you here? -- Victoria Draleau in NC 2020