This is great news. Madalyn Ward www.holistichorsekeeping.com 512 422 7351

Thank you Sherry-- Nicolle D in BC Canada 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Nicolle%20and%20Elsa https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=276759

I'm in the process of learning about and coping with founder and now understand giving Bute for too long can hinder healing. I gave it from May 26th through June 7th because I couldn't get a correct

Lesley, when I use my phone to access the group I use the groups.io app. It is easy to view and access messages. -- Maxine and Indy (PPID) and Dangles (PPID) Canberra, Australia 2010 ECIR Primary

Hi Nancy, I was just reading my USDF (US Dressage Federation) "Connection" July/August issue and there is an article titled "New Hope for Laminitis" that quotes Dr. Kellon extensively. It also has a

Hi Nicolle, For what it's worth I personally know at least one horse that developed laminitis due to anaplasmosis. The vet was late to test and treat (long story short it was January and he didn't

Nicolle, I missed your 2nd post before posting myself. From what I read at the time, some horses with anaplasmosis develop a fever which doesn’t last long. The fever was the most obvious sign with

Nicolle, I did not mean to suggest anaplasmosis is what you’re dealing with. My guy had a high fever and it’s possible that laminitis might have developed but it did not. My story was to let you

Press release sent to equine community announcing Dr Kellon's nomination. Please share, especially with your local veterinary community! For Immediate Release July 20, 2022 Contact: Nancy

Martha, we do have the Western black-legged tick (Ixodes pacificus) here which is one of the ones more common for anaplasmosis. Regards, Nicolle Dupont 1831 Parkcrest Ave. Kamloops, BC V2B 4W8 Cell:

Thank you Martha, did the anaplasmosis cause laminitis? Regards, Nicolle Dupont 1831 Parkcrest Ave. Kamloops, BC V2B 4W8 Cell: 250-644-4002 Fax: 855-288-9410 -- Nicolle D in BC Canada

Thank you, Eleanor and Sherry! -- Sue and Ruby, NE Utah, 2017 Case History https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sue%20and%20Ruby Photo Album:

We had a situation here with a horse which developed anaplasmosis. It’s tick borne and I suspect most equine vets would have set up an oxytet iv switching to doxy. We had the doxy on hand and

What about devil's claw and white willow bark. Regards, Nicolle Dupont 1831 Parkcrest Ave. Kamloops, BC V2B 4W8 Cell: 250-644-4002 Fax: 855-288-9410 -- Nicolle D in BC Canada

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Dante's dosage of pergolide has been increased to 3mg. The pergolide is in a capsule, which I hand feed daily. In March, his Vitamin E was normal at 6.1 ug/mL and Selenium was slightly elevated at

When only used short term, you can stop gabapentin without a taper. Otherwise, the human recommendation is to taper over one week. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Nicolle, We can't prescribe for your horse - just share our experiences. Our collective experience has been that NSAIDs and gabapentin are not very effective. In addition, NSAIDs beyond 7 days or so

Gabapentin can be stopped cold turkey as mentioned by Dr. Kellon here: Re: Laminitis Spike (groups.io) Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

Hi Lori Not sure if this will help but.... I just got my wet chem results back and they are indeed 26% higher for ESC than a quickie NIR test I ran earlier. I use the NIR in this case so I could