-- Janet East Bay Northern CA Joined 2019

Hi Jen, Thanks for posting the pictures. I can see why you're concerned but Lou looks about the same right now as two of the skinner, and much younger, TBs at my barn here in PA. We're also trying to

Sorry to say, black for me. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

I just uploaded all of them again. All I have is 8 black pictures and if you try to open them, it is black? -- Kimberly joined 7.17.2018

I will reload them again. When I loaded them yesterday they were black and if you clicked to open it was still black so I deleted the the ones I tried to load. They came from the hospital on a

Thanks, Kristin. Dancer has been on metformin about four years and it has always worked before. I know it sometimes stops working after a period of time, but I would probably keep her on it just for

Ok! I got the test results reposted and they should be much more readable! I also have three photos uploaded...two from before diagnosis and one from yesterday. -- Jennifer Krogel Central

Thank you for all of this information! Lou paces when he is starving...so if he is not controlled then he paces. That is why I took it upon myself to raise his medication... I would find a

Hi Toni I found it. Thank you. If this is an NIR test and not Wet Chemistry, your ESC could be off by as much as 30%, as found by side by side testing done over the years by members here. The 8.8 ESC

Aurelio at Ontario Dehy kindly gave me this list of US distributors that carry the Ontario Dehy brand. He did emphasize that it is still best to call or e-mail to get the most up to the minute

Hi Toni, I've used Wedgewood's Gourmeds chewable tablet several times. The tablets made it easy to adjust doses when needing to increase Pergolide to keep up with ACTH results. Stability isn't as long

Sherry, I posted it in Stubbys case history under photos. Or, at least, that’s what I attempted to do. Did I do it wrong? -- Toni Hayes, West Virginia,

Ok sounds good! For now, I will look again at diet, try the beet pulp, do a new hay analysis. Will look closer at best practices for testing and try again in January. Any supplements that are a no

Martha, Thank you,, yes I understand its progressive. I mentioned it because he has been asymptomatic and on 1 pill for a long time but now pacing like her horse, mostly the only symptom that I

Hi Marie, Many people feed ground kelp for the iodine, but as I understand the iodine contents in kelp are poorly regulated. It would be safer and more beneficial to feed balanced minerals that

Hi Colleen, Could you update the link in your signature for the Case History folder to this one: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Colleen%20and%20Isabella%20and%20Butterscotch When you

Hi Patricia, We don't really rely on leptin anymore to distinguish between EMS and PPID because it is more closely correlated to body fat. If her weight is good, her leptin probably isn't excessively

Please upload your hay analysis into either your case history folder (if it's a PDF) or your photo album (if it's a JPG) and then let us know where it's posted. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and

Lesley, It's cool that you can take your horse swimming. i don't know how it would work getting our hay tested together but it was a good idea. -- Angela B Cave Creek Arizona

I have attached a new hay analysis. Does this look like hay Stubby could eat without it having to be soaked? Thanks! -- Toni Hayes, West Virginia,