Hello everyone! Just a quick update. Auburn labs responded to my question about dosing that I sent via email by recommending that I call and talk to Dr. Van Noy. I did and he recommended that I give

Hello. This morning I walked in to see my guy shifting his weight on fronts. All feet are hot, and it is also unseasonably warm in NJ. I just got bloods back earlier this week. Have not updated

He looks good physically AND he looks like a happy horse! Way to go Vinnie and Nancy! -- Tracy and Salsa (1999 model year Paso Fino) Middle TN USA, September 2019 Case History

I entered the numbers wrong in the calculator. MIRG actually is blank. The other two are not IR. -- Hilary and Amika Prince George, BC, Canada Joined July 2019 Amika's Case History Folder Amika's

I didn’t spend a lot of time reading your case history but why don’t you switch over to Timothy pellets? Horse. has to eat. I know you can’t switch over because he’s not eating the Bermuda

Crying tears of joy with you! He looks amazing! -- Lynn Beavercreek, Ohio March 2018 Relevante Case History Relevante Photo Album Ω

I just got blood test results back! First ones. The ECIR calculator says not IR, poor insulin responder. What does that mean? Guelph University Animal Health Lab glucose 4.4 mmol/L insulin 42

Here is a little video from today. I am not asking him to move out but if he offers I let him for short periods...and today this was literally the best day ever!!! Can u believe it!!!!! Crying right

My advice would be to send the bloodwork results to a second opinion vet, and get their input, since your usual vets knowledge/expertise on metabolic issues is limited. Also, those numbers could be

current supplements are biotin 2 % 1 scoop, magnesium 10 grams , triamino 1 scoop, , plain salt 3 tbsp plus salt block white' , omega shine 4 scoops, thyro l 1 scoop, hylarin 1 scoop, equi vm 2

Welcome to the ECIR group, Kelli. I will address a few of your concerns and send along a copy of the group welcome which includes lots of reading material about the ECIR group and how best to care

Thank you Dr. Kellon -- Anne Kenny 2020 Tennessee https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Anne%20and%20Arby

Hello Group, I have a 23 or soyear old grade quarter horse... who was diagnosed with cushings and borderline IR 5 years ago. He has been on prascend and diet change since...his diet is LMF sr low

Thank you

Wonderful - thank you, Dr Kellon. Valletta in CA 2012

Hi Lavinia, I have added pics of the back feet. Please let me know if you need anything else. Thanks! -- Phyllis W in OH

Given that we don't know for sure yet if it's even a factor, and the alterations are not real - it's an artifact from the biotin, not a change in hormone levels - the benefits win out. I would say at

As long as the entire dose is given at once it shouldn't really matter what time of day you give Prascend. Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA

When is the best time to give Prascend, does it matter? -- Rose Miller in Arizona 2020

Thank you for this information, Dr Kellon. I want to be sure that I understand because I do add 20mg of Biotin to my mineral blend from Horse Tech. Currently, I don't have a horse with PPID but my