Hi Terrie, If you do photos the same day as the trim they need to be AFTER the trim. Taking them before doesn't show what the foot looks like at the time the markups are requested, even if there's

I wouldn't get new boots at this time because they won't fit him after the trim is corrected. Your trimmer/farrier probably thinks they can't go any further into what looks like sole but that is not

Hello. Thank you, Lavinia. I want to be sure I understand correctly. 1. Move to more frequent trips, 4 weeks, following the April trim markup guidelines. 2. Keep in boots. Now, he's in Easy Boot

Hi Jamie, There's some improvement but the trim still has a long way to go. At six week intervals, it's going to extremely difficult, if not impossible, to get it under control as the feet are going

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Hi Terrie, Was there a trim done after the rads, pix dated 5-24-2022 were done? Getting rads and pix the same day is great for being able to assess exactly what is happening with the trim in real

Hi Sue, It would be helpful if you could update your Case History but 148 is still a very elevated ACTH and reducing the dosage when ACTH is well controlled is not something we recommend. That just

Hi Mary, I agree with Nancy on calling your vet if you have concerns that might well require hands on care. Have you taken her temperature? It’s not clear to me when you started her on Prascend

Hey Mikaela!! I did not know about the "veil" until my horse exhibited the signs and went off of his feed....which I was using as a carrier for his supplements, Vit E, salt, flaxseed, PhytoQuench etc.

Hi! My horse was diagnosed with cushings several years ago. She also has navicular. we have just been bandaging the issue. I had no direction from vet on much other than meds. I am ready to do what

My mare is on Steglatro proactively, because her insulin and weight were steadily creeping upwards, despite diet management and exercise. I feel your frustration! With the Steglatro, my 11yo

Walker had a trim on 5/27/22, at the 6 week mark. Pictures are in Photo Album (link below). On 5/20/22, he had new ACTH, Insulin, Glucose and Leptin levels drawn. Results came back last Friday. Our

Thanks to all that have responded I will attempt to fix naming of photos,plus taking new photos when i have someone to assist and have reached out to carol ,have also gone back to soaking his hay

Will have to wait until next trim next Wednesday when I have someone to help as Dixie is no longer co-operative. There is very little done each fortnightly trim which is perhaps why we are not getting

Oh, additionally I keep reading about APF in the forum and that it is a good product to help offset the pergolide veil, albeit that it is ideally given a few days before the medication increase. Will

Hi Kristen, Good to know the dosage difference between the two, thank you for the heads up. I'm going to try gradually increasing his dose to 3mg over the next few days, as the pergolide veil was

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Give him free choice hay if it isn't already, and plenty of Cavalor and Stabul 1 - also free choice in a bucket. He's going to determine the ratios. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Equine responses are largely olfactory so you might try generous amounts of Vicks in his nostrils several times a day. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

So today, beet pulp is officially off the menu. He won't even think about it. I think he has a stress tummy and I have been giving him ulcerguard and aloe pellets since this all started. He will eat