Cloud has a large lump behind her jaw in the middle. It comes and goes. She has IR, does this have something to do with it..or could it be a tooth? Please be patent with me I don't know the computer

Flame's case history is updated :) -- Beth & Flame dx 2013 & Diana dx 2020 NV Oct 2013 Flame Case History Flame Pictures Diana Case History:

Hi Pat Willow's last insulin test seems to have been in 2020, going by your case history, so it's probably time for another one. That will also give you an answer. High insulin --> no grazing. If she

Griffin, I am exactly the same. It's very stressful even missing an evening's check-up of my horses. What I have found helpful is to kind of triage what needs to be done with them, so that the carers

Cass, you are an amazing horse mum and doing everything you can to help Cayuse. Sometimes they don't make it easy for us. I was just thinking about the high insulin and your other post indicating you

Oh, we know how you feel, Griffin, and I'll bet the vast majority of us are right there with you: we never go away. I am lucky to have a super-over-qualified horse keeper who has cared for my mares as

I'm so stressed about leaving on this trip and having the family deal with all these challenges (and an upcoming family vacation early June, when a horse friend will be watching horses for me

Hi Shelah This is your first message to the forum, so I am sending you our welcome message for new members. I see you have actually sent another, different message about another horse to the group but

unfortunately my husband isn't very horse savvy (more than to feed and water) and my daughter is a bit too timid to try it by syringe (only 9). I will show him how to make up the treats for her or him

CH is current. New Cornell labs explain a lot about Cayuse's active laminitis: insulin through the roof. Current plan: 1. doing what we can to remove the triggers (increase pergolide, resume

Could you supply a small syringe (1 to 5 mL) with each dose and ask them to place the Prascend in the syringe then add water and wait a few minutes for it to dissolve? This could actually be done

"High" just means outside the labs reference range. Have you registered for our triglycerides study yet? If willing, send me an e-mail at drkellon "at" gmail.com. ALCar does get converted to

Hay is Orchard Grass with a little bit of alfalfa. -- Robin Aiken, SC 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Robin%20and%20Hogan https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=275012

that was my thought as why it might be NO ... I'm using a half of a "Dimples horse treats" for him. He stopped going for the alfalfa pill pockets within a week of being back. Prior to that the trainer

I taped Flame at 834 pounds. I don’t feel it’s very accurate- he has very high withers & a very narrow girth. I’ll look in the files to find a better way. I will buy some L-carnitine & get him

Hi Eleanor, Is acetyl L carnitine the same, or does Jazz need the carnitine. Right now he gets 8.5g of ALCAR per day = he's about 840#. First time I've been able to get this much down him & his

My horse has sore feet immediately following a trim a week ago. I am trying to figure out if it is laminitis or the trim. My horse had laminitis 21 months ago. She has been on the suggested diet for

Dr. Kellon: could you clarify what would be considered high triglycerides? I am getting Flyte's blood done soon, his triglycerides in the past few tests have been in the 1.9 range. Also does acetyl

LJ, Sorry, I meant answer to Nancy. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

LJ, See answer to Heather. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001