Hi Sarah, You'll be getting a full welcome letter shortly but a couple of things jump out at me from your CH - Bullitt is overweight but was out on grass without a muzzle, which is a big red flag for

Hello Group, I have just created a case report for Bullitt - 18 year old miniature horse gelding with Laminitis. I have filled out the report (Linked below) as detailed and completely as I could.

Diann, Jackie's success is remarkable. I only wish she had revealed the strength of the CBD that she used. Thanks for posting this! -- Helen Connor and Blessing (IR/PPID) Scappoose, OR Member since

Hi Melissa, If you go to the EMS Calculator and plug Tango's numbers in he comes out compensated IR (https://www.ecirhorse.org/EMS-calculator.php) or if you look at the lab's range for normal he's

So from looking at my results from Cornell -what they call “reference interval” is lab normals. Got it. I need my hand held sometimes...Thank you!!! -- Melissa Ruffin NC

Hi Heidi, Unless they have it posted as a guaranteed analysis I would look at the high end of those ranges. ESC+starch=9.4% which if it was guaranteed would be ok as per our guidelines, but not all

Hi Kelly, Are you soaking the hay while waiting for the test results to come back? Weighing the hay? For these IR horses it's really important that they be getting exactly the right amount of food -

I have read the 3 posts on chaffehaye. This is the analysis they post on their website, analysis is from 2018. Is anyone else feeding this and did you have it analyzed? AS FED DRY

typo covid economy -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

Hi Dr Kellon, Summer is experiencing the same issues almost parallel. I restarted .25mg monday and plan to titrate up to .50 by eow. I make sure she has food on board before giving her dose.. she too

Hi Melissa, The lab normals will be indicated on your report from the lab. For example,Cornell uses 9-40 as lab normals for Insulin - the range within which the numbers are considered normal, by that

Also...I do not understand what "Lab Normals" means when filling out my case study. I uploaded my lab work from 2018 to my photos if someone could explain? -- Melissa Ruffin NC

Hi Kristen- he is no longer on pasture at all. He is in his large dry run out. I have a hay test at Equianalytical and will be workigg by with Kathleen Gustafson to balance. His iron levels are really

To pinpoint Kirsten's excellent information: Measurement of both T3 and T4 is recommended. Treatment Options ...adequate, correctly-balanced, minerals in the diet to support thyroid function... When

Another question... I'm filling out the form to have my hay tested through NC - they test Moisture,Fiber,Minerals. I can add NDF, Fat, Nitrates, Aflatoxin? Will that give me what I am needing or do

All values were updated in case history. Top line results below: Buddy's insulin levels were high 99.75 uIU/mL (range 10-40) Serum Iron was 225 ug/dL TIBC 535 ug/dL Ferritin 244 ng/mL T4 was 0.630

As for the low T4, getting the IR under control should cause it to normalize. https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/1%20Start%20Here/1.%20New%20Member%20Primer.pdf Specifically: Hypothyroidism –

Dopamine is also a neurotransmitter in the gut so pergolide has the potential to interfere with normal motility. His past history of a metronidaole responsive diarrhea suggests he has an underlying

Hi Kelly, Before jumping to meds for IR, you will want to make sure the basics are in place. It's not clear to me from your Case History if Buddy is still on pasture, it says 0 hours in one place and

Hello Dr. Kellon, I have updated my case history file and attached for Riosa. Thanks and looking forward to your recommendations for us. -- Heather August 5, 2017, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Riosa