Hi all. When the winter is over should the J-herb and the AAKG be stopped or base its use on comfort of the horse? Thanks.

Hi Karli. Welcome to the group! Based on your first sentence of symptoms, if the vanner were mine, I would get a non fasting Insulin, glucose and ACTH level. Perhaps you have already gotten those test

Hi Lara. I reviewed your case history and you had noted that back in 2022, sensitivity to touch, increase urination, lethargy, sole sensitivity, hay belly were signs you were seeing. Yet, the vet want

Hi Pam. Sounds like Luna is on the mend! Keep up with the syringing and everything you are doing!

Hi Sara. How did the alfalfa hay test for ESC and starch?

Ronelle, I am so sorry to read this. Yoyo was so lucky to have you on his side. You did a superb job in managing him and even now, making this difficult decision. We will be thinking about you.

Cecile- I am so sorry to hear about Bandit. Those sudden emergency situations are always so upsetting. Olaf will miss his friend, but he also has you as a friend. We will be thinking about you during

Frances, I'm so sorry to read this. Phoenix was a beautiful horse! I love her baby pictures....it looks like you shared some wonderful years with her and created some fond memories....she was very for

Angelika, I am so sorry to read this... So glad Qiqi had you to help her live her best life and pass with compassion. Its never easy...

Hi Mikki. It looks like you have been a member since 2021 and that this is your first post. First posts receive a welcome letter that is full of information about PPID and IR. Please read it through a

Hi Alice. here is an article from Dr. K about Vitamin E. https://drkhorsesense.wordpress.com/2018/07/01/vitamin-e-and-selenium-are-powerful-protectors/ ...this is just one of the articles she has on t

Hi Roger, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Flirt. Its so hard when they leave us.

Hi Daisy. Are you using the mov-ease for arthritis management? And why did you start the J-herb? Was that for cold induced winter hoof pain?

hi Pat. It looks as though you have been a member here for a long time....and some things have changed all for the good! We have a new Case history website that just opened up last week and we also ha

Hi Chris. https://extension.umn.edu/horse-nutrition/understanding-your-hay-analysis . Here is a link that you may find helpful in answering your question: I found it here in our files.

Hi Pam. I would think it would be ok to syringe it all especially if she's easy and accepts the syringe without a fuss. Just not sure if the milk of magnesium might bind with any of the vitamins/miner

Hi Gonnie....yes the -1 C translates into 30.2 degrees F. We usually see hoof pain around 40 - 45 degrees and less. ( 4.4 C). Jiaogulan does not interfere with Prascend.

Hi Pam. How did you take samples from the round bale? And did you take samples from several different round bales or just one?

Hi Sandy. I can't see a forwarded message? Whatever it is you are trying to show us- can you upload it the new case history site? I don't think this platform allows for forwarded messaging...I'm not c

Hi Sandy. Do you know how long it takes for your mini to complete his hay net? They can go 4-6 hours without hay/feed.