Tina if you want to confirm one way or the other you could always send in a sample yourself to compare to their “guaranteed” analysis. I think you’ll be surprised how different it will come out.

Hi All, I decided to test Falki's insulin because after an extended cold period for over a week with daytime highs not getting above -20C and cold winds, I could see he wasn't walking around as much.

Carolyn, The best thrush treatment for us is hoof mud, hands down. I’ve used all the standard thrush treatments- No Trush powder, Pete’s goo, numotizine, vinegar soaks, Thrush Buster. Maybe

<Anything I put on her foot/frog will just be washed away with the wet, muddy ground so maybe some one can give me some suggestions.>. I have found the Red Horse products (Hoof Stuff, Artimud, Field

Hi Sue, I entered safe sedative into our search box. This could be useful for you.... https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/SEDATIVE%20EFFECTS.pdf -- Lorna in Eastern

It is obviously your decision, but to chose to follow anyone’s advice other than ECIR is, in my opinion, a very dangerous mistake. If I hadn’t followed ECIR when my horse was diagnosed in 2016, I

Hi Tina. Here is the list of safe balancers. https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/5%20Core%20Diet/Acceptable%20Ration%20Balancers.pdf When I looked at the Triple Crown low starch--- It had 6% fat as a

I can't remember where to find the medications that won't cause laminitis or interfere with Prascend? Tex may be having a surgery or procedure to remove a large tumor on his side. -- Sue M in OH

Hi Carolyn You've got basically no functioning back foot from an extended period of time with high heels and long toe. The only way to fix this is through more frequent trimming or significant removal

On Wed, Jan 4, 2023 at 07:00 AM, Eleanor Kellon, VMD wrote: The trim helped but quite a way to go. To start, make the RF look like the LF. Goal at the heels is to get that frog in contact with the

I do understand the problem with long toes but I don’t think her toes are so long that she would be dead lame like she is, but my husband did bring her RF toe back yesterday, and tonight he’ll

Christine, The fasting is only for the glucose challenge test that you did. For a baseline insulin, feed only known safe hay or soaked hay the night before and day of testing, hay available at all

Thank you!!! -- Sue in PA 2020 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sue%20and%20DJ😊 ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sue%20and%20DJ

I would equate the long toe with walking on a high heel when you're not used to it or having a hangnail that catches on things. Painful either way and the broken back pastern angle isn't good either.

Sugar beets are red on the outside, white on the inside, so the brown fines have to be dirt. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com BOGO 2 for 1 Course Sale Through End of January EC Owner 2001 The

Hi Julie, I don't like to rattle the cage when things are working. Talk to your vet about keeping the pergolide until Spring, stop 3 weeks, then do TRH stimulation. The doses look right for your foot

I want to emphasize, again, that horses do not need constant access to food and that is especially true for metabolic horses. https://wp.me/p2WBdh-a8 . For one thing, you can't compare hay to grass

Hi Stacey, When you want to add a new picture or x-ray you just need to go to your photo album (the link in your signature) and click on the "Add Photo" button in the top left corner. This way all

Good morning everyone thank you for all the help I’ve already received I read in the files that the blood test should not be done after fasting. Now I am confused because the protocols that we

Kirsten thank you how would I get in contact with this member from Spain? -- Christine and Chanceler 2022-11