Nina, His ACTH will probably come down some more by end November but whether it's enough or ideal for him is impossible to predict. If no laminitis concerns I would wait and recheck then. NSC is WSC +

I have a friend who is trying to get on the page and the forums but is having a few challenges! Is there anyone in Mexico that could possibly friend her on fb or email her and help her join? Also she

Heather - I don't know the differences between C and F temps, as you go by C and we go by F. But yes, I watch my weather channel app constantly, and adjust blanketing as needed per the app. It's

Sharon - When I moved my 35-40 year old horse to our own home/not boarded 3 1/2 years ago I never in a million years would have ever thought he could never eat hay again. After boarding, I thought

Hello, Winter has arrived in my area of Manitoba, Canada and I have a few questions regarding winter feeding to see what others do or suggest. I have been using the cold weather chart and adjusting

So in reading another post, is Jadon on the right dose or are his values still too high and this is 45.5 pg/ml on 1.5 mg Precend.? Thanks -- Nina and Jadon Kentucky

Hi Caitlin, Once your round bales are gone you really need to limit Sugar's food intake to either 1.5% of her current weight or 2% of her ideal weight, whichever is more and includes everything

Thank you so much, Candice! I have uploaded Sugar's Case History. I will stand by for help specific to her situation :) I am currently in a COVID quarantine, so can't run out to get all the things

The hemp seeds have the wrong omega-3:omega-6 ratio for a horse. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Clare, I went back to some earlier posts to get a better feel for what's going on here. As others have explained, we really need a case history. Otherwise: Vitamin and mineral deficiencies or

Hi Bonnie, The question of whether vit E mixed with oil prior to being added to pelleted or powdered supplements is as available as in oil-filed capsules has not been answered yet here, and maybe

Omneity is not a complete feed. It's a vitamin and mineral supplement fed at only 120 g for a 500 kg horse. Both Omneity and beet pulp are around 10% protein but regardless protein is not absorbed in

Hi Clare, I'm confused about the beet pulp suggestion. But perhaps she's right about the magnesium.We don't know how much you're feeding of the 3 products mentioned Omneity,Amino Trace and

Following up on my previous post, I’ve been in touch with the nutritionist again and clarified the beet pulp recommendation. She suggests giving the vit/min complete ‘feed’ (Omneity) instead of

You don't need a cross-over. Just stop APF and start J the next day. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

That's a mini dose. It's only 1 oz by dry weight. Just make sure your beet pulp is very wet. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hello Caitlin! Welcome to the group! So I can help with a few questions and will let the others dress your other concerns. I LOVE that you ha track system!!!! Will be so beneficial for your horses! I

Thanks so much Lavinia, this is all excellent info. I did actually read that article you posted about heel height, and rockered his heels conservatively on the weekend. Hopefully I interpreted the

Thank you Dr. Kellon, I will try the psyllium for the donkey. She is a mini donkey - should she get the whole 2 oz., or is it the same amount no matter what the size of equine? That's great that it

Thank you Candace! The paddock borders a forest so all kinds of trees. Oak, HIckory, poplars, maples, pines and more. No red maples though. I may put a muzzle on the donkey between hay feedings until