On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 03:17 AM, Kirsten Rasmussen wrote: ps. edited to add: I use thin copper tape to outline the hoof capsule from the coronet to the tip of the frog in radiographs. So you can

Looks like the one they took down was a repost from 2 years ago. https://www.facebook.com/page/128570532690/search/?q=Fructans -- Donna Browne and Penny Scottsdale, AZ Dec 2020 Feb 2000 -

Tried but it says only a select person can see it. Brenda -- Brenda September 2020, Dodgeville WI USA Case History:

When you get your new hay, ask for bales from the part of the field that was cut earliest in the day. That hay will be lowest in sugar. You don't want the bales cut in the late afternoon, they will

The second timothy has more protein than you need. In some EMS horses excess protein may worsen IR...we don't know why, but we prefer to keep protein below 12% and ideally 8-10%. Its not terribly

On Tue, Apr 5, 2022 at 08:47 PM, Helen Connor wrote: Dr Kellon, It may have been deleted already. I can't get through to comment. It says the content is not available now. The same happened to

The irony of this is that the scientific evidence that pasture-induced laminitis is really insulin-induced laminitis doesn't come from the ECIR group. It's in the medical literature. One study (there

Dr Kellon, It may have been deleted already. I can't get through to comment. It says the content is not available now. Best regards, Helen Helen Connor and Blessing (IR/PPID) Scappoose, OR ECIR Member

Hi Julie and all If you need some supporting evidence for um......disbelieving.... vets during your equinox visits, I can offer a few resources. My approach might be to suggest they actually look at

You can give both Jiaogulan and PhytoQuench. The Safe Starch has too much bad fat and it's sugar/starch is not guaranteed. Feedback from people using it as a hay substitute has not been good. You can

Yes - they've taken the post down. It would probably have been more informative to leave it up with the comments but we'll take what we can get. Going after their web site content next. This issue

Hi, I made a mineral mix for shetty. She is fat but not diagnose IR. She is on diet and on pasture for half a day with muzzle. Is possible make as carrier of mineral mix apple pomace with 23% of

He has been off bute for about 2 weeks, I stopped the previcox today. Should I go back to giving the Jiaogulan? I quit when he was in so much pain. Why is the Safe Starch not recommended? It

You sure stomped that out quick! Thank you. On Tuesday, April 5, 2022, 12:29:47 PM EDT, Eleanor Kellon, VMD

I’ve attached a 3rd hay analysis to the album. It compressed timothy. But they don’t have the analysis for it’s iron content. Is timothy normally high or low in iron? Out of the two timothy

Thank you for this. I went one step further and contacted (messaged) friends I saw who liked the post. Those that shared it received a comment with your link on their timeline. One face palm moment

Bravo to Dr. Kellon and supporting volunteers and contributors on that post and each and every day❣️ -- Marie Milliman San Diego CA

I just want to share a personal experience with how easily the hoof can get out of hand if not carefully monitoring trims with regular photos. I trim Shaku every 2-4 weeks, usually every 2 but

I just had this discussion a few weeks ago on a face book post from a local vet .. after she removed my comment ( I was addressing the fructans and insulin response etc -- ) I private messaged her

The link just takes me to my Facebook feed. I will definitely look for it! -- Shannon and Majik (IR) and Rafiq (PPID/IR, over the rainbow bridge) Houston