Hi Erin Good question. If you can use the current form and just load last two years of what you have for lab and symptoms data, that would be great. Knowing the current diet, and exercise regimen,

Hi Terrie Here are two more ways to find all your messages: (1) When on the ECIR groups.io web page, in one of your messages, look at the lower part of the screen for an icon that looks like stack of

Looking into getting DC, any particular brand recommendations? 2500mg twice per day? Thank you! -- Heather W in WI

I had a vet visit scheduled for May 27 for vaccinations, blood draws and radiographs among other things. Sometime between the vet visit and my time with Relevante a few days earlier, he had a

Hi Mary, We don't use NSC at all any more, for any substance. It is an outdated term and measurement. The 8.7% is just the starch amount in the Senior (as tested), to which you need to add the ESC.

Even though I listed my start date in my signature as June 2022, I actually was *briefly* active in this group in June 2016 with my small pony Niles (see links in signature). My question is regarding

Sherry I was actually asking why use NSC for one substance and ESC & starch for another? I don’t like the starch being that high in the Lite feed either. I dont promote using it. Hmmm… 8.7% in

Terrie, I don't know of any analyses of teff hay that show high oxalates. There is one published study on Feedipedia of teff straw. I'd be asking the facility to provide you with proof that all teff

Hi Erin, For a horse the change in weight for each number on the Henneke scale is about 40-50lbs but it varies. If you haven't already looked at our chart please do check it: Body Condition Scoring

Thank you, Colleen. The Purina is 17% combined sugar and starch, TC Senior Gold is 11% NSC (as per the Mad Barn website), and Crypto Aero contains oats, so I'm guessing it is possible that meal could

Hi Terrie I feel for you in this very difficult situation and it sure looks like you are working so very hard to do everything you can for Dixie. Just a quick note to say that I could find your posts

Hi Mary, The ESC+starch listings given by Triple Crown are not guaranteed. You can look in the files of the group for actual tests done. Bearing in mind that you want to see starch below 4% the TSC

3/4 lb Triple Crown Senior Gold 1/4 lb Crypto Aero 1/3 cup Purina Super Sport 1/3 cup Elite Omega Are the reference ranges used in establishing your EMS calculator published somewhere? Thank you so

Kirsten Can you tell me why you use NSC for feeds but not for hay? Triple Crown gives the ESC + starch numbers for their feeds. The Senior, Senior Gold & the Lite are all less than 10% ESC + starch.

I have sent several messages over the last couple of months yet cannot find them when I search terrie and dixie so not sure what is happening to them as they appear on the main ECIR groups.io listing

Thank you for all the replies! I'll definitely call the lab on Monday and see what they can do to re-test properly. It's easy for an inexperienced person to get mislead. I'll post the new results in

Hi, I calculate the feed ration for the sport horses and on the feed products labels isnt energy content. How calculate energy content from another nutrients? Protein, fiber etc.? I need it so I can

Thank you for reminding me Dr. Kellon. I've just updated my case history. -- Robin Aiken, SC 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Robin%20and%20Hogan

Hi Sherry - Thanks for your input! I have questions, always questions... :-)

On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 12:59 PM, Kirsten Rasmussen wrote: This article touches a bit on the myth of 24/7 feeding for horses with EMS, although it is not about