Thank you for the suggestion Nancy. I will try adding just a bit of it to see if she eats it. I have reviewed the links about the trim to the ECIR website, but it is a good reminder to look over them

I tried several times and had trouble but the site finally let me a few moments ago. Just keep trying. Kelly & Micah, Clayton NC April 2016 Case History:

Just supporting your endeavor to get PQ into your mare, Courtney. Using small amounts to help them get used to it works well. In addition, pain relief can be immediate and lasting when the trim is

Hi Becky, I'd encourage you to add a current st of hoof photos to Sali's album. That way, we can see if the trim did what was needed based on the rads. -- Lavinia, George Too, Calvin (PPID) and Dinky

Hi Lynn, Sorry that Mica is still suffering. If this was my horse, I would be beyond livid with the trimmer. Have you experimented with different types of pads in her boots - she may find a different

I had to add the "+1" before the phone number as mine kept spinning too. -- Joy K in CA

Looking at every site I could find on soft boots and trying recommendations from the group, SmartPak suggested I call Easy Care and speak to one their representatives. They even looked up the phone

Interestingly, I had a wide discrepancy between the #601 (NIR) that my hay supplier uses and the #603 (Wed Chem) that I did myself after the hay delivery. I am one of the ones that was always saying

Yes, her trim is being addressed. I did not know about this list for picky eaters though, so thank you for sending the link. -- Courtney F. in OR 2022 Ribbon Case History:

Unlike NSAIDs there's no time limit on how long you can keep a horse on Devil's Claw. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

It was an honor and privilege to vote for Dr. Kellon and share with others my heartfelt thanks and gratitude for all you do! Sent with Proton Mail secure email.

Hi Courtney, See the message Cass just posted about this Re: New member (groups.io) and also remember that you need to address Ribbon's trim as part of her recovery. Looking at the x-rays from last

My PPID and IR mare , Mica, is still suffering from her soles being carved out by my trimmer. I have her in boots with pads but three weeks after the incident she is still barely able to walk. I’m

Sue, you said you use the first column and I replied that I use that one as well. I just added the part on starch so others would not be confused if they read your mention of “ESC + sugar”. --

I just voted , filled out the form, and submitted with no problems! -- Valerie and Matera Aug 2018 Athens, GA, USA Case History Photo Album Ω

Hi Everyone, Thank you for the responses! Yes, she did have a trim shortly after the most recent x-rays were taken. She is currently in shoes and full pads. I will definitely look into the milk of

Good morning, Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on other pain alternatives to try? Ribbon if off NSAID's now, but I cannot get her to eat the Phyto-quench with DC, I bought the granular

After receiving your message, Deb, I just tried to vote as well, and got the same response. It may be their server is extra busy. Will try again later. Perhaps as if not more important through, is to

Sue, the way you feed hay is the same as "As Sampled," meaning "as is." That's how we feed our horses, so that is the result we use. The difference between "As Sampled" and "Dry Matter" isn't a matter

Start with less than a full dose. Feed before you give hay, when your horse is hungry. Mix it with your horse's favorite taste-tempting ingredients. From the Files, the Picky Easters Checklist.