No adjustments for those. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

First, did you fast your horse before the tests? Your insulin is normal and ACTH normal for the time of year but they can both be lowered by fasting. Did they do radiographs? Pergolide is to reduce

They told me they run all their hormone tests on that equipment. Do I need to make an adjustment with interpretation of results for his insulin and metabolic panel values as well then? If so, what is

Hi Nina, I am fortunate that my horse has not been diagnosed with PPID so I can't speak from experience about sweating (was your question directed at me?). But Martha, Dawn, Sherry, and so many

Also interested in doing this...I will check in with Nancy....Thanks Tara for asking the question!!! -- Trisha DePietro Aug 2018 NH Dolly and Hope's Case Histories

You are so right Dr. Kellon – I tell people all the time that without all of you Relevante would most likely not be alive today. You all saved his life! Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Thank you for doing this ! Our volunteers are WONDERFUL and we love meeting them this way! Lynn Marlow

1. Get soil tested now and treat as recommended. Tell the testing lab you want the pH as high as acceptable for growing grass hay 2. Talk to your local agricultural extension agent about grass

good morning, y'all, I *think* I have done what I am supposed to with Babe's Case History file. Hyperlinks in the case history form didn't work for me, so I searched for the how tos and please forgive

What a great idea to introduce the incredible selfless generous volunteers! Love Martha's bio. Heidi Wright -- Heidi Wright joined Aug 15, 2018 5130 State Route 38 Malta, IL

Excellent!! Thank you to all who care so much!! -- Buzzem TN 2017 Marsha B https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Marsha%20and%20Buzzy

I guarantee you that without our army of volunteers, both visible here and behind the scenes, this group would not exist! I am going to start of feature of introducing them to you. Once a month we

HI, I have the opportunity to grow my own hay next year for my metabolic herd. Grasses recommeded please and how to reduce high iron in forage crops? We can create any blend we want and try and make

Hello All, I have now updated the photo album with the hoof photos. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, -- Sarah O. Rudolph,

Is he passing manure? Drinking? While you are waiting, take his pulse and temperature. Your vet will appreciate that information. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

What is your iron level? Manganese? The reason you don't have to worry about it is your horse has been accumulating iron in his body for 14 years and being IR it is likely even higher than usual. If

Thanks Sherry. I'll do that. When should I retest after seasonal rise to see about possibly lowering the dose? It's been about 10 years since I started Mill on pergolide and I've forgotten some of

Is it possible to not have enough iron in a diet? The hay I’ve been getting this year has been coming back with really low iron. Which usually I’m sure everyone would be happy to see, but when

I've spoken to the vet, around 8 weeks ago Red had his insulin tested and it was 18, results from Tuesday's blood is 134 so it's increased quite a bit, he's not lame, doesn't appear sore, he can trot,

I've tried both Micrbeet and Speedibeet, he isn't interested in that at all, even when his appetite was good he'd rather not eat it. I just took him up some Maxisoy with a little zero pellets in it,