Thank you Nancy for the corrections. It is appreciated. Due to Covid we had to stop further trials temporarily. Actually not a bad thing, as it has given us time to delve further into the clinical

Hi Jessica, Welcome to the ECIR group! I’m here to pass on a lot of information about the ECIR group and it’s philosophy. I’m also going to try to give you a little guidance to get you

Hi there, I am hoping for some help. I have a 20 year old Arabian quarter horse cross. She was sore on her feet three weeks ago. We had the farrier out who said horse had a bad case of thrush. We

Hi Marsha, HPA - hoof pastern angle. You can ask the vet to contact Cornell to do a follow-up test to get the actual insulin number instead of just 'greater than 200'. Lavinia has already advised you

read in files, are the titers reliable? has any one done titers then needed to do shots ? my horse is 13 and has had years of yearly vaccines. my vet does not think titers are reliable and very

Are there any interactions/absorption issues feeding Phyto-Quench at same time as other supplements, Pergolide, psyllium etc? specifically with Penny's diet: minerals with added hoof support

please see message #260617, dr.kellon, thank you, daisy and tiko -- -- Daisy, Tiko and Whisper CO, April 2019 Case History: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Daisy%20and%20Tiko Photo

So I have mare on one equioxx a day. Just got phyto quench shipment and will start reducing equioxx. Suggestions on wean off and wean on? Then if it helps her I’ll look at Mov Ease for maintenance

Nancy thank you so much!! Very encouraging and while complex, I shall study till it sinks in. Lol. You are so kind to pass on so much. -- -Brenda September 2020, Dodgeville WI USA Case History:

Thank you, Maxine. I'm getting the feeling from the replies that he's probably fine......I'd just like to be proactive and supplement if it would be helpful. Valletta in CA 2012

How do you know if your horse needs socks or boots for warmth? I think the idea is that if they come down with laminitis in the winter and there’s no other change in their care, you assume it’s

Hi Kandace, Sorry for confusion. Can you tell us any signs of discomfort that you see? Any part of body,or whole body,anything? Or anything that you think isn't quite right? Point form would work,I

Sorry, what is HPA? Also, just got blood work back. His insulin is very high! Just updated CH. Please see vet suggestions in CH. Who can help me with diet and supplements? She suggested Insulin Wise

This is was Dr.K had to say in the Cushing’s course. Anemia is an abnormally low number of circulating red blood cells. “Anemia of chronic disease” is an anemia that is part of the overall

Lucky you. I've been using them from about 2008/09. I have a local source. I always moisten to prevent choke as that was the recommendation at the time. -- Cheryl Kirkus No. Central IL Joined back in

Sherry thank you, Before the laminitis found us EMS and PPID, both horses had cubes, Timothy Alfalfa but "K" only a bit (as with everything but hay) because when she did an Endurance or Competitive

Our horses love the mullein just before it flowers, but not at other times. I try to keep it out of my paddocks, but they do snatch a bit on rides from the side of the track. -- Maxine and Indy

Hi Valletta My mare has consistently tested just below normal range on hct and rbc. I remember Dr Kellon mentioning that this was not unusual for older horses. Hct can also, I believe, be lower if

Lorna and Nancy C. I must not be making myself clear. I haven't tried the sock thing, I am wondering how I would know if horse wants/needs them. She has these giant things on the bottom of her legs

Valletta, I ran a search of the messages for “Red cell”. As you might imagine there were lots of posts. Two possible diet additions might be B-vitamins, for which you want a carefully determined