Hello, I am a bit confused now, regarding the statement that "Balanced Equine Nutrition does not balance to the specification we use."  Isn't this the same entity that is supporting members, with

Great news, Katie. Thanks for keeping us posted. Just want to mention that neither Balanced Equine Nutrition nor Feed XL balance to the specifications we use. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC

Hi Everyone! Wanted to pop in and give everyone an update. Thanks to some help his diet has gotten all straightened out and if anyone else needs a mineral mix Balanced Equine Nutrition has been

That small amount won't have any effect on fermentation, but not all horses like yeast and a fair number are very sensitive to it - with gas/bloating. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb

Lori--good to know, thanks!! Same reason I offered up celery and peanut shells, there's always a way to get these stubborn guys to try something new! I wish I'd seen the "flax jacket" when we first

A prune is even easier, pocket is already in it, and low glycemic index. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb 2001 P.S. The next Cushing's and IR course is starting

Hi Heather,   Welcome to the list.  Our list philosophy is DDT/E.  That's Diagnosis, Diet, Trim and Exercise.  I'll explain more about that in a bit, but we also ask everyone to join ECHistory7

Kim I ran this by our resident nutritional guru, Patti Kuvik. She seriously doubted using a 1/2" - 1" piece of carrot to stuff a pill into would cause a problem for IR horses as a rule. Of course

<'ve found the holy grail for making supplements palateable: Diamond V Yeast. This was recommended by a barefoot trimmer and sanctioned by Patti Kuvik - our nutritional guru. I toss in only 1 tsp of

Hello everyone, My horse Vern had his test done and the results are in. He is showing the extremely early signs (barley showing elevated cortisol levels) of cushing but is not insulin resistant. His

Live-streaming, with at least some of the presentations recorded (or transcripts available as PDFs) for later viewing, would be great! With an appropriate fee to be paid, of course. I couldn't

Hi Jaini, I don't see myself in any of the listed positions but would certainly like to support this group since it has helped me so much. If there is anything you can think of that I can do locally

I've found the holy grail for making supplements palateable: Diamond V Yeast. This was recommended by a barefoot trimmer and sanctioned by Patti Kuvik - our nutritional guru. I toss in only 1 tsp

Congratulations! I am still a member but not very active anymore. Just too busy riding my happy horse, that totally recovered from her pregnancy induced insulin resistance. She suffered from that 4

Nancy, thanks for the imfo!! Shelly

Hey Nancy, Just a thought for those of us that live a long way away, could this event be live streamed to members? Will definitely fill in the polls later! Thank you so much to all for making the

My apologies to the list - my email below was supposed to go directly to Nancy. Sorry for not trimming my response, too. Going to my room now. Sally Hugg N.California 2003

Hi Nancy! Boy, this is exciting - I can actually drive to the conference this year :) I'll be sure to get the word out to everyone in Pacific Hoof Care Practitioners. Please be sure to send me the

I also remember the days when we all really knew each other! this has been a wonderful journey! Huge congratulations! I will do all I can to be there this year!!! thank you for all you are doing! Beth

Dear Fellow List Members Recently the Equine Cushing's and Insulin Resistance outreach group reached an amazing total of 11,000 international members. Reflecting back years ago to when the group