Thank you! That is super helpful! Question: Dr. Kellon had suggested I give Phyto-Quench and Laminox. Then on another thread, she suggested I ive Jiaogulan. So, my question is, should Jiaogulan be

Hi Joy, "Blood" in the white line is evidence of old bruising coming out and isn't surprising to see it after a laminitis event or a mechanical trauma (you can refer to this older post from Dr. Kellon

Thank you Lavinia!!! So grateful for your help and expertise. Fingers crossed and saying prayers this trimmer will agree to do what you've suggested. Question for all responders: This new trimmer

You don't need the Jiaogulan if feeding LaminOX. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Kim, Yes to both. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

That is a mild to moderate elevation. I'm sure if they were checked routinely we would find a lot more horses in that category. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Mara, This is a bit difficult to follow without the case history to review. I’d be happy to try to help you get started on a new one if you like. As others have said, start with Ally’s

Hi Mary You are working very hard for your girl. I wanted to offer a couple of thoughts. ECIR does not recommend canola. Regarding EMS/IR and inflammation, equines are not the same as humans. Have a

Thanks Dr Kellon. Last year was bad and something I don’t want to repeat, hence my vigilance. Thanks to you/ECIR for the learnings and for this reassurance. -- Laura and Ero October 2020 | Erin,

Hi Stephanie Just a thought, but regarding dragging her foot/feet when she isn’t on solid ground outside and possible loss of feeling, it might be worth having some blood tests done on Katie for

I was very unfortunately unable to be at the vet appt due to a migraine, so BO took over. Frustrating. I would have insisted on a few things different. I had them do lateral rads out of an abundance

Hi Robin, Here are a couple of other sources for

Hi Joy, I've added mark-ups to Willie's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=275142 The toes on all his feet are way too far forward and the heels are seriously underrun - hinds much

On Wed, May 18, 2022 at 04:14 PM, Eleanor Kellon, VMD wrote: JiaogulanGood Evening Dr. Kellon, Thank you for your detailed guidance. It is very helpful. Should the Jiaogulan be give along with the

Once you have your test results back you'll have a clearer path forward. Did you have them do a TRH Stim test as suggested by Dr. Kellon (https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/277388) to see if PPID

Dr. Kellon, I was giving Dually the Strongid C2X for one month to get tape worms. Since I am giving him the Quest without praziquantel, can I continue the C2X? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad -- Kim

I just got the blood results. Triglycerides are 1.97 mmol/L (reference range 0.09-0.58). Is this very elevated? -- Helene A. in BC 2021 Photo

I'm not sure if this information is still current but if you can get soy hulls that will solve your palatability problem

OK. Need you to actually weigh what she is getting. If you can't get the carnitine into her you could always syringe it. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Soaked Timothy (hay analysis is in my photo album). She gets 3 flakes a day in a hay net (not sure on lbs). She also gets 1.5 cups (before soaking) of the Ontario dehydrated timothy balance cubes with