Hi Dawn, Thank you again for your thoughtful insights. I agree with you 100 percent especially after what i observed yesterday. I videotaped her aggression toward him (he was benign as a lamb, no

I received my latest test results from Cornell and KSU. I meant to have Lyme tested but it didn't happen. Just as in the previous two Cornell tests, Crackers' Insulin is still sky high but the ACTH

Follow up what about stopping these: aakg acetyl l carnitine milk thistle -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

Jesse has bern on fenugreek 2 tbs twice a day for some time. Never moved his labs in any way. Now that invokana has normalized his labs, im thinking of not buying more fenugreek when i run out of it.

Lynn, Question. Since your barn owners are aware of Relevante's extreme reaction to this filly, why are they continuing to put her next to him? I realize you said they ended up moving her to a round

Just a reminder to everyone - Hay Chix supports ECIR as one of our Benefactors. -- Fran in Texas 7-2005 Ford, Tinker and Dancer Ford Case History

Julie, I am lucky (in a weird way) that I had just retired when my horse had his first laminitis episode. I got help from another member who sent me to this group. Once I learned to test hays and

Hello and welcome Joy and Willie, We noticed that your first post to the ECIR "Main" group was a helpful reply to another message. Thank you for contributing and I do agree with your contribution as I

Careful with carabiners. I used to use them too, but I have seen several pics now online of horses w/ carabiner piercings in their lips/cheeks/faces. I do think there are ones that screw closed

I locked the slow feeder nets topic because the nuts and bolts of it (sorry for the pun!) belongs on Horsekeeping where there is actually also a ton of information on this topic. -- Eleanor in PA

Thank you for the quick response, Lavinia. I have made a call to my vet and am now packing my syringe. -- Reta Sep 7 Gananoque, ON,

I made my own hay nets out of paracord, was very easy. Can make whatever size you want; use finer cord if needed, stainless steel rings. I tied a rope to the ring at the bottom, run it through drain

On Sun, Sep 29, 2019 at 08:59 PM, Lavinia Fiscaletti wrote: It does sound like Whistler might need a bump up in his dose but obviously you don't know by exactly how much at this point. Does it usually

On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 11:44 AM, Cindy Q wrote: I like the 4cm square hay nets but I've only been able to find them in Australia - Greedy Steed or Gutzbusta. The smaller ones cost less than 30 AUD. I

Relevante has calmed down around the 3-year-old filly he is so enamored with. I've followed the advice given in the Sept 20 post #240667 -- On Saturday the barn owner called and said he ate his

Hi Reta, It does sound like Whistler might need a bump up in his dose but obviously you don't know by exactly how much at this point. Does it usually take this long for you to get the blood work

Thanks! I did eventually discover how to do it!! Your help and advice are very much appreciated! -- -Chris May, 2019 Big Bear Lake,

Hi Chris, What do you need to change in the titles? To change labels: click on the photo in the album. When it opens, click on the blue EDIT button at the bottom left of the screen, under the

Hi All, I’ve been using these for years. They are made of the softest material of all that have been mentioned. A little pricey, but have lasted for years. I use both the 3 and 4 cm.

I have a concern regarding increasing Pergolide before getting the bloodwork results back (drawn September 18, sent to IDEXX). Whistler is on 1.5 mg of Pergolide. The barn owner has observed on