Hello Lori, Welcome to the group! Please update your signature with your case history folder link and photo album link as well as your location and year of joining. To do that: 1) Go to this link to

I found a few more in NIH but here is one of interest. Fenbendazole acts as a moderate microtubule destabilizing agent and causes cancer cell death by modulating multiple cellular pathways - PubMed

Hello. I am new to this group and just posted my horses Case History form and pics of her X-rays. I’m not sure what to do from there. The vet we saw didn’t want to put a name on her diagnosis,

I have heard CBD can be effective in slowing down melanomas but have not seen research to back it up. Maybe somone in our group can comment if they have experience with CBD and melanomas. I myself

Thank you Martha. I don't know that topical application of the cannabis oil is going to be practical - many of the melanomas are in his sheath & on the base of his penis. Also suspected in his rectum

I would agree. It’s always something you can restart if you decide it’s worth the risk. There is a post here, most likely in a few places where topical application of cannabis oil, containing

Hello all - I have been searching for a recent reply from Dr Kellon about the use of jiaogulan in horses with melanomas which cited a study which link I wanted to send to my vet, but now I cannot

R/S/R all beet pulp, pellets or shreds, regardless of manufacturer. Period! -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step to wisdom is "I don't know."

Shevawn, Standlee SmartBeet, whether shreds or pellets, contains molasses by-product that Standlee calls "secondary molasses." I tested one bag of shreds that had very high ESC, 17.4%, dry out of the

Hi Mikaela, Wonderful that Zahr responded so well. Yes, the shifting could be due to new neuro input. It could also be that the rest of his body is a bit sore/tired as he is now using everything

Re: some of the sole being rasped off I wonder if that was done to avoid a pressure point from developing in those areas (not sure if that could happen in response to a substantial bevel?). When he

Cassie, There is actually no way to ensure that. Some companies use molasses as a binder/dust inhibitor and an issue even beyond molasses addition is that when there is a backup of beets to process

Cassie ,the best way to know is usually to contact the company,if the info is not on the bag. Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

Hi Colleen, Thanks for the clarification. You should amend your case history so that it is more clear about the (lack of ) PPID diagnosis. I agree with sending your next blood draw to Cornell.

I am having trouble getting the Speedibeet that I usually use. How to ensure if I get another brand that it is unmolassased? Not spotting anything on the bag, such as Standlee. Thanks . --

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Hi Rene, An increased crest is usually seen with IR which Isaac also has. The fact that it's decreasing - which is wonderful news - has more to do with his insulin being under controlled than being

So, it is here through this group of helpful people that I first learned recently that the hardness of the crest can be an indication of a laminitic episode about to happen. Isaac has always, all his

Are Alaska's periods of showing estrus unusually long? What is the time period between showing estrus? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001 The first step to wisdom is "I don't know."

Sherry has answered, Nicolle, but if you have time can you tell us how she is so far today? How has her temp been yesterday and this morning? Eating well still? Drinking well? Only if you have time. I