I tried to upload my case history files but can't find my folder. There is no Upload button, only a +New/Upload button. Clicking on it does not take me to my created file. I can't find it anywhere. I

The place I got the Teff from is willing to take it back! They were quite horrified it wasn't actually low sugar and also that high in iron. Should I go with that timothy, then? (it's last year's cut

I was alerted today to a post on the AAEP FB page blaming fructans and bacterial overgrowth for Spring laminitis. They also recommend feeding legumes (alfalfa, clover). l My response is there too

Hi Susan, Your pdf is loaded in the right spot! Thank you! Can you please go here and add the links to your folder and album below your signature, make sure they turn blue by adding a space after the

You needs labs to establish a baseline and see if your treatments are working. There is a good chance he has both PPID and EMS. You need to stop Safe Starch and feed only the cubes. Hay should be

Hi Helene, That timothy hay is much better. Iron is nice and low, too. You will need to do some mineral supplementation but all hays need some minerals added so that's ok. The test was done by NIR

Hello Martina and welcome to the group! Since you are a new member, and this is your first post I am here to send you your welcome message. It is full of information that can take some time to get

Hi Jenny, I'm impressed with all that you are doing! Two comments. If he is sound then increase his exercise. There's a reason we say exercise is the best insulin buster there is. Try training for

Hi Anna, You need to wait 3 weeks after reaching the target dose to retest and see if it's working. As you don't have any baseline bloodwork for either horse I would be inclined to retest in early

I have attached another analysis to my album of some timothy that I might be able to get. Does that one look ok? I've contacted the place I got the Teff from to see about sending it back (just because

No. Again, fast for Karo test only. Everything else is fed. Do you have your test result numbers? Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

What are hemp moldings? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Yes, just open a blank line under blood work. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

This study, pg 85, found an average donkey ACTH of 24.7 with higher levels in laminitic and previously laminitic donkeys http://www.ivis.org/proceedings/beva/2011/clin_research/1.pdf and noted the

I have saved the case history to a pdf and reloaded, hopefully I did it right this time, with a link to the xrays and hoof pictures. I have not given hay this winter. The logistics of trying to soak

Sugar and starch are over 11%. Too high and probably still too high after soaking for a laminitic. Protein also high which might trigger insulin or may be due to nitrate - you need to test for that.

Hi Susan, Could you please upload your CaseHistory into the folder you created here: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Susan%20and%20Sunny (And change the first link in your signature to the

Thanks for that info. My vet never gave me another option ... when I asked her to test Max for ACTH and IR she came to my place with 90" of time, a big cup of coffee, and a bolus of Karo🤔. Same

Hello there. And first of, what an incredible amount of resources. So grateful to have found this group. Reading through the primer, I think we might have a PPID horse. Spend a good amount of money

Dr. Kellon, I believe this response may have been directed at Janet M., but I will say that the only time K had any vaccine reactions was a 6-way and I switched back to West Nile on its own, but all