Linda, the quickest way to find your folder is to click on the link in your signature. It took me right there. Then you need to click the blue tab that says 'new uploads'. Click 'upload file' and foll

Hi Ivan I'm not sure if you are a member from the Yahoo groups days--if so, do you have a case history for your pony? It may not have carried over in the move from Yahoogroups to Groups.io. A case his

Hi Nancy I see Dr Kellon has answered your question about the pellets. You've been a member for a year or so now but this is your first post, so that triggers our welcome message below. As you know, i

Hi Anthie See Dr Kellon's reply to a query by an owner of an IR horse. https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/237246 If I feel confused by a simple Messages search (and a Files search doesn't pull up t

Terrie, my guys don’t like speedibeet without any chaff either. I’ve found adding a little soyhull pellets (Maxisoy) to the speedibeet can help. Soyhull pellets are safe and have a similar nutritional

Hi Donna Thank you for uploading your pony's ACTH test. Please add the results to the sixth page in her case history form, as then we have the information in one place. As you can see, her levels are

Hi Kim Welcome to the group! Thank you for uploading QT's case history--it really helps the volunteers to have each horse's information collected in the one spot. Just one more tiny step to get the li

Ah, in that case maybe the bruise scenario is more likely then. You do good detective work! I remember the issue you had with increasing his pergolide and behaviour, in particular because I have notic

Hi Lynn Is Relevante ever moving on any uneven or rocky surfaces (without his boots) that might cause a bruise? If not, I'm not sure I'd look to that as an answer, especially if it is both feet. I've

HI Kelly My condolences on losing Red, and I'm glad you were able to keep him healthy and pain-free until the end. Thank you for uploading Artie's case history--you did a great job! Just one more tiny

Hi Ann Welcome to the group! This message is our usual welcome for new members. It contains a lot of information about our philosophy, recommendations, and links to more detailed information. One of t

Stacey, you can use mov-ease and jiaogulan together. See, for example, this thread: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/259740

Hi Vicky If we calculate 1000lbs to be 500kg, your vet is suggesting exactly the dose that ECIR recommends. 30mg per kg of 500kg bodyweight = 15,000mg. 30 x 500ng tablets = 15,000mg. Twice daily.

Terrie, I wasn't meaning to imply you hadn't been duly diligent--it just sounded to me as if the farrier had administered the IV bute, which was a surprise. Totally understand if it was done under vet

Hi Patty I take a 10cc syringe, remove the plunger, place the Prascend tablet (or part thereof) into the syringe, replace the plunger, suck up about 5cc of plain water, and shake vigorously. It dissol

Terrie, is this farrier also a vet? If not, it is illegal for him/her to give medication intravenously.

Hi Terrie Soaking the hay is good. If it’s very seedy, you may get a little crop of teff grass where you drain the soaking water, so choose that place wisely! Couhtry Park animal herbs have a powdered

Hi Lamourah There is information on recommended blood work in your welcome letter here https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/265381 as well as links to how to get the best bang for your buck when doin

I would suggest doing this for every product you buy that comes with its own scoop. I just weighed the amount of balancer pellets in the manufacturer's "50 gram" scoop. It came to 35g. So if I had tru

I have two PPID horses. A couple of thoughts for you: 1. If you are looking for a quiet, child-friendly mount, odds are that you'll buy a horse over 15, maybe over 18. So thinking about PPID is probab