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Re: Why an IR horse shouldn't have shoes on?

Hi Linda, A few more comments: An insulin of 41 is in the sub-clinical laminitis range. She likely has stretched lamina/whiteline, but we'd have yo see hoof photos to know. Although stumbling can

By Kirsten Rasmussen · #281698 ·

Re: Lavinia - Request for mark-ups

That's great to hear! I can see the improvement, and it makes sense to spread the changes out a bit because a big change in hoof mechanics can definitely make them sore. Just don't get into the trap

By Kirsten Rasmussen · #281697 ·

Re: LaminaSaver

Oh, okay!! Thank you Lavina Get Outlook for Android

By Lesley Bludworth · #281696 ·

Re: Help for my mare Alaska

With these and the radiographs, it's safe to say this isn't endocrinopathic laminitis, at least not EMS related. The best thing for her soles is described here https://hoofrehab.com/DistalDescent.htm

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #281695 ·

Re: Blood results

Martha is the expert on i-devices but to get you started now, first, make sure you have the Pages app installed on your phone. Second, somewhere in the app is an option to switch from read-only to

By Kirsten Rasmussen · #281694 ·

Re: Blood results

Hi Kylie, The CH form is definitely much easier to manage on a PC or laptop than on a phone. One of our volunteers who is familiar with the Apple devices will be along to help you with that (I'm on a

By Sherry Morse · #281693 ·

Re: Cheapest Prascend

Amy, as a last resort, you can email me for my vet's contact. I spoke with her yesterday about this ongoing issue for so many horse owners and she said she would be willing to do a phone consult and

By Jill, Khari & Jetty in Idaho · #281692 ·

Re: How much NAC stink is ok

Hey Jodi, Possibly not helpful, but contact the manufacturer and ask them for MSDS sheets and about expiration dates/storage conditions. They should be able to offer you some guidance on it.

By Sherry Morse · #281691 ·

Re: Help for my mare Alaska

Hi Eli, I'll add your mark-ups to Alaska's photo album and put the discussion up in a message here on the main group. I usually try to remember to send you a private note to tell you they ahve been

By Lavinia Fiscaletti · #281690 ·

Re: vet change in process

Why are you responding to Vets being busy? You should be responding to her statement that this medication is fraudulent and dangerous to horses. -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San

By LJ Friedman · #281689 ·

Re: vet change in process

thanks for the reply. The only issue with Avrio., Is they didn’t have my prescription on the auto faxing where 10 days before the prescription expired they would fax the vet. If they had done that

By LJ Friedman · #281688 ·

Re: Blood results

Hi I’ve followed the links Read the how to take photos ect album But I can find how to actually start my case history I found the form, downloaded it to my iPhone but can’t edit it 🙈 --

By kylie evans · #281687 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

Lorna! You are right - the images are difficult to look at, but what an incredible story. You are a champion and deserve a medal! And you are a beacon of hope for the rest of us and an incredible

By Lynn · #281686 ·

Re: Help for my mare Alaska

Hi Kristen, once markups are done where will I find the information? I am hoping to have them by her next trim (about 2 weeks) :) I am sure Lavinia is a very busy lady! I just don't want to miss the

By Eli · #281685 ·

Re: Help for my mare Alaska

Hi Eleanor, I had Alaska's resting insulin and glucose bloods done yesterday. I gave her hard feed at 9:30 am and bloods were drawn 1:30pm. She was eating her hay (new hay feed analysis added in her

By Eli · #281684 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

how do i find photos. thanks, daisy, tiko -- -- Daisy, Tiko and Whisper CO, April 2019 Case History: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Daisy%20and%20Tiko Photo Album:

By Daisy Shepherd · #281681 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

Vinnie is a rock star, he inspires me every time I see him. Lorna I guess your ordeal was before my time but man you girls just inspire me. Especially when I think of all the horses out there that are

By Bobbie Day · #281680 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

Thought I would share a short pictoral of about a 3 year journey. We had a metabolic laminitis that was quite mild I Italy, but then with poor shoeing support and ongoing metabolic challenges the

By Nancy & Vinnie & Summer · #281679 ·

Re: straw and the ir horse

If the horse eats it then it's not a good choice for bedding, IR or not. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

By Sherry Morse · #281678 ·

Re: Sloughing Pix Posted

Hi Bobbie, It was Se toxicity. I had mixed my own supplements for ages,according to group protocol.But I had 9 horses and it was a chore.I was always envious of our American members who had easy

By Lorna Cane · #281677 ·

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