HI Connie, Glad to hear Falki is doing well. It's always amazing how much the photos help make clear what is happening. You're correct that the trim has gotten away from you: feet have run forward

A message recently made me concerned that I have been offering incorrect advice about a contact person, at Island Pharmacy,for compounded Pergolide. I always have said to ask for Kathryn because she

I agree with your trim assessment but wonderful that he's feeling that well! Is he getting a mineral mix now? His coat looks bleached in that October photo. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC

Good Afternoon, As per Dr. Kellon's recommendation, I've uploaded recent hoof pics (along with blood and hay analysis) This is the first time I have taken photos in quite a while. They are super

The directions I've seen for the amount of hay to feed is based on 1.5% of current weight or 2% of ideal weight, whichever is higher. How does one determine the numerical value of the ideal weight?

General Blood Chemistry done in August was all within normal limits. My vet, who I'm in touch with very frequently due to Dutch's frequent flyer status, has done all the reasonable blood work

I recently tried to update his case history and flubbed up the upload. I'll try again soon. His ACTH 8/22 was 3.9 within a range of 1.9 to 9. His ACTH has been within that range for more than 3 years.

Ferne you're right! I request 2 tests to get those 3 data sets (ACTH Insulin Glucose): ACTH Baseline Insulin Baseline J -- Jen McCabe Laytonsville, Maryland Joined 2022 + Odin (2010 BLM Mustang

Thank you Bobbie and Dr. Kellon. I'm working on the case study and getting rads and photos uploaded but it will take me a few days. I did want to address one key point, everything Crimsons eats needs

Hi Lucy I have knocked out pasture in short spurts over the years so that my EMS guys could move a little bit more every year. It sounds like you are moving in that direction and I'd encourage you to

Hi Lori You may have already heard that alfalfa can be a problem for our metabolic equines, even with low ESC and starch. You don't need to worry about NSC, just the ESC and Starch which as you have

Hi Rebecca Has ACTH been tested since 08.2021? Could you load those results please? Thanks -- Nancy C in NH ECIR Moderator 2003 ECIR Group Inc. President 2021-2022 HOW TO SEARCH THE ARCHIVES:

Hi Rebecca You should get a more detailed reply from one of our experienced mods and I’m happy to be corrected if I’m wrong, but if Dutch were my horse and had these symptoms, I would first get a

I've read the messages and suggestions for boosting Immunity in horses with uncontrolled PPID. My horse is now technically well controlled as to PPID by ACTH numbers and is dietarily balanced for his

Dr. K- I, too emailed you last week and haven’t heard back. Perhaps I ended up in your spam as well? -- Pamela Swartz

hi I uploaded to myas folder the hay analysis- we are currently soaking hay & TS beet pulp - could someone look over hay analysis to let me know if we should still soak hay or if it’s ok to feed

Sorry about empty post. That's what happens when I try to reply with my phone. I just wanted to ask if you can give sufficient exercise during your Rhode Island winter. Maybe keep her where she is

-- - Frances C. December 2017, Washington & California Case history: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Frances%20and%20Phoenix Phoenix's Photo Album:

Oops, it's called the Daily Summary. -- Kirsten and Shaku (EMS + PPID) and Snickers (EMS) - 2019 Kitimat, BC, Canada ECIR Group Moderator Shaku's Case History Shaku's Photo Album Snickers' Case

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