Hi Martha, Probably just yet another NEO glitch. Sometimes my messages take an hour or more to appear. >>Lorna- I sent immediately a second post explaining "smartphone" malfunction and with a proper

RESEND: ....Just sent post re Tildren. Phone malfunctioned & we could not properly sign off. Dubrow/Williams. NY. '08 On Nov 4, 2015 9:09 AM, "martha williams" <mjwd444@...> wrote: > > As we

Lorna- I sent immediately a second post explaining "smartphone" malfunction and with a proper signature. Did someone remove it? Dubrow/Williams NY '08 On Nov 4, 2015 9:24 AM, "windybriars@...

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As we understand it, Osphos is given by systemic injection, and that it can trigger colic. Assuming you may be considering this treatment for osteoporotic changes in the coffin bone or for

Hi Anthie, Thanks for including your CH. Are you considering using the Osphos for navicular issues? Here is a link to the Osphos package insert so that other members may review the product

The ECIR Files Table of Contents (TOC) lists all documents in the all ECIR Groups Files sections. Case Histories, Hay Analysis, Member Work Sheets and Photos have been excluded. In the TOC you will

I have been feeding grass hay for many years to my IR horses. It's a mix of fescue, orchard grass and "some" clover. I haven't had any problems and my hay tests always come back sugar/starch below

I'm thinking of treating my horse with Osphos but was wondering if anyone has tried it that has an IR horse? My IR mare is allergic to Adequan so I'm doing a lot of reading before making my

>But I have a question, I always buy grass hay, however, this fall my grass hay has some clover in it. I was wondering how bad clover is for the insulin resistance horse? Hi Bev, Clover isn't

Hi Julia, Most refrigerator lights turn off when you close the door. There is usually a switch that the door presses against when you close the door and that shuts off the light automatically. You

We started with your group several years ago And with you helped us with education and direction. And we are doing great. Our last Cornell lab results in May where perfect. But I have a question, I

Hi Susan, I typed TRH Stim test into the Conversations block for you, and a lot of messages came up. This one may be the most informative,but there are many

My vet recently told me of a new more accurate test for cushings called the TRH stimulation test. Just wondering if any members of the group have tried this and what the group thinks about this

Your horse's Case History is the most important step to be completed upon joining the ECIR List. A well filled out and up-to-date Case History is critical for obtaining timely and relevant advice from

Laura et al, ....."Bottom line - I would just use plastic tubes, which are easiest to get your hands on anyway. "..... I point that out to quell the hysteria this thread my illicit bc its still

Hi Amanda, Welcome to the group! To first answer your question, no you will not hear back on the blood work the same day it was drawn. The results will go to your vet, and then he/she will contact

Hi, My horse, Sam is going to get tested for insulin resistance next week. I was wondering if we would hear from the blood work the same day as when his blood was drawn? Thanks

I just got the Pergolide .5 mg capsules from Wedgewood. I read here that it should be double sealed due to moisture in the fridge so I put the slightly brown bottles in a ziplock. I got 2 bottles

Thanks everyone for this very important discussion! As we all know, our results are only as good as the sample we submit! In answer to Lisa's question, "..would you have reason to believe that they