Thank you Cass and Martha! That answered my question. -- Sue and Spirit Burt, NY, USA Aug 2017 Spirit's Case History: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sue%20and%20Spirit Spirit's Photo

In any case, reading through the archives wrt LaminaSaver and Jiaogulan,the bottom line seems to be that Jiaogulan does a better job,and for pennies a day. You can read more about this by searching

Right, yes, I was just acknowledging Dr. Kellon said she thought the active ingredient in LaminaSaver was j herb but that is not what it smells or takes like, more like colostrum. Get Outlook for

Lesley the ingredients are 'a proprietary blend' which is usually code for 'different herbs which may or may not be helpful in the quantities in the product'. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet

Hi all My vet has become resistant to prescribing compounded pergolide and I fear that soon I will be dosing 2 horses (1 is on 4mg and the other on 1 mg) with the Rx formula. I may be looking for job

Hi Nicolle, Both Colloidal Silver and Manuka Honey have antimicrobrial properties.Even raw honey does. About the spray I mentioned,I *think* it is to be used more as a bandage,on wounds not easily

Hi Becky- Fellow Paso owner here - there are several of us on this group. Agree with putting Sali on the emergency diet for now. Paso's are insanely easy keepers. My gelding had la aminitic

Dr Kellon, Regarding laminasaver. I cannot imagine there is j herb in it. It is white powder that tases like whey protein. -- Lesley Bludworth Phoenix, AZ Sophie Case History

A large wool sock filled with rolled oats, buckwheat might work well to make a donut. A blow up or filled travel neck pillow would also work if it were sturdy enough. -- Gail Russell 8/30/2008

Was reading through old posts. Uckele DC is not recommended for IR horse? Yucca is too high in starch? Was going to alternate phytoquench plus DC with the Uckele DC as syringing the phytoquench is not

Thanks for the suggestion on adjusting the pads. I’m going to work on that. I’m not sure about the jiaogulan. She almost seems worse on it. Is that possible? Her gums have gotten more pink so I

Hi Nicole I would check with your vet as to which is best for her infected sores. If you have staff going on they can become resistant to treatment and cause other serious internal issues. -- Nancy C

Hi Susan Agree with Sherry and Martha on their comments. My goal testing ACTH was to make sure his results were in the teens. That allowed him to do best through the winter even with insulin remaining

Hi, At present her left hip bedsore is quite infected, I would consider it a grade 4. What would be the best thing to put on that? I have been doing the Silver Honey (colloidal silver and manuka

Hi Kathy I use the method for drying from DairyOne using a microwave. https://dairyone.com/download/forage-determining-dry-matter-with-a-microwave-oven/ Make sure you keep an eye on it b/c id it gets

Hi Rose, I know you were having trouble finding messages. Just checking to see if you are able to see them now. Fingers crossed. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

Hi, Kathy. Dry the soaked hay in the shade away from the dusty barn. I move it from the hay net to a laundry bag for drying, which usually takes a couple of days. Make sure the hay feels dry before

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I second Schreiners. In 2017 my horse ripped open his shoulder, a wound about the size of the palm of my hand. The vet said it couldn't be stitched b/c of the location. I used Schreiners only and

Ah ok - I was thinking you meant 2 weeks from the blood draw! Yes for the 10am test, you want her to start eating no later than 6am if she's out of hay after midnight. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and