Laura, your case history was updated, but I don't see any new photos since April (?) Nice if you can put a date into the first page of the Case History, when you make an update. That way, you know

10/13/22 11:30 am acth 85 insulin 18 glucose 76 happy on insulin. acth?? hmmh 15 yr aqhA with some thorbred thoughts?? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse( over the

A powder will be finer and can be used more sparingly, whether you grind yourself or you buy already ground. Not recommending Starwest per se, just an example. No way to know, from me anyway, how the

Schimpe is an 11 YO Warmblood, so not genetically predisposed to EMS although her exact breeding could make a difference. Any trace of an EMS prone breed in her bloodlines could make her susceptible.

Lisa, Horses tolerate rather low glucose levels. However, glucose is also very often falsely lowered by delays in separating blood from serum or plasma, and failure to keep the serum or plasma cooled

Hi Lisa, Here is the URL link to your Case History folder: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Lisa%20and%20Lady%20Liberty You need to add this link to your auto-signature so that it shows up

Hello Lisa, we want to welcome you and Liberty to the group! You will find your official welcome message below, we realize it's a lot of reading, but we ask that you do when you are able and keep it

I have completed my case file and uploaded my horse's lab results. I am going in the right direction. We started at an ACTH measurement of 1193 in July. Since starting prascend on August 15th (and

You’re welcome, Jess. Thank you for adding the Case History folder info to your signature. Now, you need to do as Kirsten advised and make it ‘live’. Just return to where you entered it,

Thank you Nancy, Yes, I think as a taste tempter, it was the hay balancer recomendation. Do you think the starwest botanical product Would different than me just grabbing a handful of alfalfa and

Sorry, should’ve realized that. Will go to Horsekeeping. Thanks -- Lynda M Northern CA Jan 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Lynda%20and%20Max Max Photos -

On Tue, Oct 18, 2022 at 10:31 AM, Lesley Bludworth wrote: alfalfahttps://www.vitacost.com/starwest-botanicals-organic-alfalfa-leaf-powder If you are trying alfalfa for taste tempter a safer option

Is steroid induced acute laminitis considered endocrinopathic/metabolic laminitis?? My mare never had any issues or laminitis prior to the steroid induced acute laminitis episode over 2 yrs ago ??

Thank so much. I will try those too Someone said I could do a cup of soaked alfalfa pellets. If so, Is mountain sunrise alfalfa safe? I was going to send off some soaked alfalfa for analysis but

Try 1 cup dry measure of beet pulp, and rinse-soak-rinse. You can also try soy hull pellets to see if she likes them. They just need a 20 min soak and no rinsing. They make more of a mushy base. --

Cheryl We recommend always r/s/r , it’s important to remove excess dirt and iron. -- Bobbie and Maggie Desi (over the rainbow bridge 7/21) Utah, Nov 2018 ECIR Group Primary Response

The hard part is done! Click on the link in your auto-signature to navigate to your Case History folder. (Here it is if you need help: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Mary%20and%20Eli/

Hi all I too have read the Feeding recovered laminitics inforamtion and have one question. Feeding the beet pulp oats combo post exercise. Is the beet pulp RSR or straight up soaked. I too have

Hi Jess, You need to add the link to your Case History folder to your auto-signature so that it shows up every time you post. Here's the instructions on how to do so: 1) Go to this link to amend

Lack of moving out can also be a sign of hoof pain. An insulin at 40 can still contribute to poor lamellar connections, or sub-clinical laminitis, and these horses can be tender on hard or rough