thank you! love the encouragement.. Thanks, Sandy sandyellis@... 816-520-0230 -- Sandy Ellis Missouri, 2022 Ellie POA foundered

Hi Tori, Looks like you had asked a question last week about supplements that was never answered. If you're feeding the emergency diet you need to add in Vitamin E, Flax and salt as outlined on the

No case history folder or file exists for "smk70@hotmail..." If you've lost your case history file on your device we can't possibly help you. However, once you do locate it please go to

Nancy, We couldn't get a hold of her usual Trimmer so I file some and based on someones comments about her toes being long, I took her toes back a few days ago and took back any area of hoof wall not

Please update your signature with your name, location and date of joining as well as the link to your photo album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=278023 1) Go to this link to amend

Hi Lynn Have you seen wide swings in testing separately? If not, I think you may be okay, if they were cut at the same time, under the same conditions. Not clear that is the case though. You plan

Hi Billie You may be chasing things a bit, but this is what I have done when my diagnosed PPID QH got above lab reference range. I then rolled back in December and retested to make sure we were

Hi Deborah, Is this Tara (18 years old) or a different horse? For an 18 year old traveling that far I'd plan on wetting hay down for 48 hours before (if you're not already) to get some extra moisture

Thank you... I'll speak to my vet. -- Linda in Grass Valley, CA 2020 Midnight and Ostara https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Linda%20Midnight%20OStara

Hi Sherry, Thanks, I do need to start the case history. She still needs to loose some weight she's probably about a 6 now.She is 13.3 I am treating her like she has IR but not soaking the hay.

Keil Bay (33-year old Hanoverian) and Apache Moon (22-year old Shetland-x pony) got ACTH results back today from tests done a week ago. Both have been on 1 tab of Prascend for 2 years and 1 year

Hi Ani Do you mean attached in your file? the 08.03 test? If so, you would benefit from mineral balancing this hay. Iron is high so you'll need plenty of copper and zinc. You might benefit from a

We are finally coming to the end of all the hay I tested from last year at the barn where I board Relevante. The barn owners grow/cut hay from several different fields. In the past, baled hay was

Congratulations Dr. Kellon and Dr. Gustafson!! A huge thank you for the dedication and commitment to find answers that will make such a difference in the lives of owners and equines grappling with

Dr. Kellon: For horses on Invokana would ODTB cubes be considered a more concentrated calorie source? Flyte will eat these over beet pulp. He will eat approx. 6 cups dry weight of the soy hull

Hi Baron EMS I cannot find your CH, but another member (Sherry, you there?) may have more luck. You cannot attach pictures but you may up load them to the photo file where your radiographs are. This

Thank you so much! I'm printing a copy for my vet to review and put in his arsenal. Thanks! -- Chris H in CA 2021 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Woody%20and%20Chris

Hello, I really need help figuring out the right diet an the right dosage of the supplements for my mare. She is currently around 1200 pounds and is mostly on stall right with very light walking for

Just to update here: - found TC Timothy Balance Cubes to be the palatable supplement carrier we needed (also tried beet pulp but a 1/2 lb of hay cubes with some water is doing the trick) - still

Hi Karen, What rasp are you using? I have a Bellota Top Sharp that is great! Just want to make sure you have a professional farrier rasp, not a feed store cheapo like my first rasp (it was EXTREMELY