Thanks so much Sherry for the information and suggestions to continue with our plans and monitor her in regards to symptoms. I will plan to pull blood once things warm up more. This cold weather sure

Regarding MovEase, you could try contacting My Best Horse and asking for a list of ingredients. The bag describes it as a proprietary blend of herbs, but if you ask they might tell you what is in

Is Keegan still on Prascend, or did you stop it before testing? When you update your Case History could you fill out the section on "Problems and Issues"? This will help us determine if he has any

Thank you Dr kellon. Really wish I could figure out what those event rings on his feet are from then! Could arthritic inflammation cause those? -- Allison in Ontario 2020 Sonseeahray Case History:

I was referring to the many things that can go wrong with sample handling. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Lavinia- I am sure you are swampped with requests. My farrier is coming on Friday, March 12th and was hoping to have mark ups for her. Just wanted to make sure that my initial request made it onto the

On Fri, Mar 5, 2021 at 12:33 AM, Eleanor Kellon, VMD wrote: There are many things that can give you a falsely lowered result. Hello Dr. Kellon, Could you please expand on this? Other than bad

If there was a full fast his insulin would be borderline by the most recent studies but the testing method can also influence cutoffs. They are either normal or indicate he's a horse that needs a

Hi Kirsten....I just got thr results last night and haven't had a chance to update case history yet but his numbers are as follows: ACTH 3.7 pmol/L (reference interval 2-10) Glucose 5.1 mmoL

Hi Lisa, I've added mark-ups to Haven's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=261155 Thanks for adding in all of the previous rads for comparison. Please note that the most recent

thank you nancy.... daisy and tiko -- -- Daisy, Tiko and Whisper CO, April 2019 Case History: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Daisy%20and%20Tiko Photo Album:

His RISQI is so close to normal that I'd say he is doing very well if he is a horse with EMS, and I would doubt he is mildly laminitic, but I'd like to see his actual insulin and glucose values as

Everything looks good hydration wise. I am going to focus on the decrease of thyro l and add some rsr beet pulp which loves wet..adding that to the fluffed cubes and seems to be a winner. My vet will

Ok thank you! So his G:I ratio is 8.68 and his RISQI is 0.31. He was tested at 530pm and had likely been out of hay since noon. Does this mean he's mildly laminitis? -- Allison in Ontario

Try this link, Allison. Quite aways down. -- Martha in Vermont ECIR Group Primary Response July 2012 Logo (dec. 7/20/19), Tobit(EC) and Pumpkin, Handy and Silver (EC/IR) Martha and Logo

I had bloodwork done on Keegan and plugged the numbers into the EMS calculator but don't know what the results mean. Can someone point me in the right direction? -- Allison in Ontario

Thanks, Martha! -- Mara NJ 2020 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Mara%20and%20Enzo/?ord=dirname&d=asc

Hi Rose, Welcome to the ECIR group! We are here to help you get your guy back to feeling better so you have come to the right place. I’m going share some specific thoughts I have for you and then

We'll be able to be a lot more specific once you have a full case history completed but right off the top of my head.... With a first-in-lifetime laminitis at his age I'd assume PPID. There are many

Hi , I am brand new to this group. My 30 year old Arabian gelding has acute laminitis. It started one week ago today, his vet was called out said he had laminitis but said we needed to find the cause.