"As fed". -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Thanks Kristen. I can definitely retest to make sure she remains compenstated. I am new to PPiD, so how often annually do people usually test? Since summer was diagnosed just before seasonal rise

Hi Barbara, That is so weird that the insulin and ACTH numbers are identical. Is it possible there was a transcription error? Do you have the actual reports you can post for us? There might be

Hi Leslie, What is your new email? Are you subscribed to the group with it? If you are, you probably need to be logged into Groups.io with that email to access the files. Right now your

Hi when reading hay analysis results,from Dairy one, do you look at "as fed " or " dry matter " ? Ty -- Linda Gallipo Vt. 2011

I'm not sure if the increased TC Safe Starch is a good idea but given that she is Compensated IR now, she might be able to handle it. Ideally new insulin bloodwork after the diet change will tell you

thank you for the reply. I will copy and paste to the barn owner. -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

I mean the high urine output isn't from drinking more. It's from needing to excrete all that glucose. The loss of water from all the urination is what is making him drink more. -- Eleanor in PA

I agree the glucose is too low to be accurate but it is far more sensitive than insulin and your insulin may well be correct. The low glucose is throwing off your ratios. Insulin should be below 10

Hi Melissa, Hang in there! You will soon get a welcome message that will get you oriented and started on getting the information we need to help you - a case history, photos, radiographs. It's more

Thanks for the reply. When you say “it’s the other way around “I’m not sure I understand what you mean. It is early in the morning but I still can’t seem to figure that out ?? thanks --

Crazy like fox, Ellen !! -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ : https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

She should not use AAKG because it indiscriminately increases nitric oxide and this is a method melanomas use to spread. The Jiaogulan on the other hand has shown many anti-malignancy properties but

Not a good idea! The Invokana works by increasing glucose excretion in the urine. This also greatly increases urine volume and can lead to dehydration if the horse is not compensating by drinking

Ok, so you'll all think I'm nuts... my horse peed every morning when I came out, and evenings too ... I used a bucket to catch it in and disposed of it in the compost pile ... saved me about $15 a

Hi Barb, You say that insulin is within range now. But 78.9 is the number in her case history. I'm wondering if you were thinking of ACTH since that's the number for it,too? When you say within

I can no longer access any files since I changed my email. I would appreciate help. Thank you, Leslie Louisell

Hi Helen, I'll refer you to this clarification from Jaini, our previous veterinary advisor: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/topic/30016175 I have a horse with localized squamous cell carcinoma. With

you are correct. dont use the senior. low carb complete and stage one are on the recommended feeds list. go to the files section. There is a whole long list of acceptable feeds. -- Susan Morgan June

After an episode of laminitis in early May, Lily's dose of Prascend was raised from 1 mg to 1 1/2 mg for several weeks, then to 2 mg. A recent blood test after 4 weeks on the 2 mg dose showed not