Thanks Bobbie. It's truly been a team effort though, with me being a very small part of that team. Every time we ride we take all of you with us. And every time we come back from a trail ride it's a

Jocelyn, You need to read the study Dr. Kellon sent you again. There were 28 subjects in the study. 3 subjects reported taking medications concurrently. One of the educational purposes of ECIR is to

Louise, if you follow Sherry’s instructions below to add your case history link to your signature, the link will automatically appear every time you send a messsge (as mine does to this one). --

Thank you.. is it possible to have a couple of hints about how to link my case history and my photos to the message. Any pointers would be much appreciated... Sent from my Android phone with 1&1

Shoot. I thought that we had made some good improvements, but now that they have been pointed out I can see the problems... and his RF out of the two seems to be the one getting away on us this time.

You sent me the link. -- Jocelyn Allen Bozeman, Montana July 17, 2022

Lynn Thats amazing that he is doing so well, you’ve taken great care of him during this journey, and how rewarding that your enjoying some trail rides again. Great job to you both! -- Bobbie and

Thank you Sherry! Relevante will be thankful too....much easier to administer an extra 1.5 oz of salt. -- Lynn Beavercreek, Ohio March 2018 Relevante Case History Relevante Photo Album Ω

I will be rechecking Scout’s ACTH, Insulin, Triglycerides first thing tomorrow morning. Every time I ask my vet if we should check glucose, he says no. With Scout now on invokana is it important to

Hi Lynn, Unless you're going at endurance/CTR pace or doing a heavy workout it's an extra ounce of salt for every hour worked, not 4x as much. For your 1.5 hour trail ride that's 1.5oz of salt.

Hi Louise, Please add the photo link to your signature: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=276518 To do that: 1) Go to this link to amend your auto-signature:

Thanks for this Lavinia. I will move to the well water and start at the legs as you say ( he is not fond of cold water.) The use of white vinegar is a great idea. I use that for so many different

Louise, I agree with Sherry on this. We need a link to photos/radiographs and the complete case history. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Do you have a link to that NIH study? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

I just read the study you kindly attached to your response. Only 3 people participated in the study regarding using a dandelion extract to reduce fluid retention. I believe the Conclusions from NIH

Hi Lynn, Sounds like you've got a good handle on his reasons for sweating. Also, older horses in general, PPID horses in particular, don't regulate temperature as well as they did when they were

Yesterday Relevante and I went on an early morning trail ride on our farm's 300-plus acres of trails. Six other horses from the farm went with us. Relevante led for the entire ride [approximately 1

Hi Louise, Can you please include the link to your photo album in your signature so we can access it? Did you complete a case history? If you did please include the link to that folder as well. --

hi Lavinia, I printed out the information associated with the links and have been studying/comparing your comments with the information at the links. I think the light bulb is slowly coming on as to

Thank you very much. That is so much longer than the advice from my vet. There is some rotation; 4° on the right fore and 5° on the left fore. His xrays are in his file on this site. I have not been