I guess Scotty and I are blessed to have discovered NuZu/Stabul 1 just outside our backyard. Well, maybe a bit farther, but within 45-50 minutes. It's not a fix-all be all. I have had many discussions

Hello all...I just had to do a search for my friend Aneda William's posts on ECIR over the years. Looks like 2010 was the last time logged. When Scotty first had laminitis, and this group was on yahoo

My horse with I/R & PPID would be dead if I tried to replace his diet with any brand of *safe* complete feed. He has not been able to eat hay for 2 1/2 years. In my opinion, your safest bet to keep yo

Thank you so much. I have printed out recommendations for my farrier going forward. He has developed a great relationship with Scotty, and even if *I* can't be here, he will do his hooves. I know we a

I'm no expert here but, yes, I was able to look at your case history.

Sorry Polly. I felt the same way when I tried to make a case history and upload everything. It's a work in progress. Just do the best you can. You will learn as you go. I'm still not there :) :)

Just bumping this to the top because Lavinia asked for more hoof photos, which I took yesterday.

Me too, and to keep it all from freezing in the cold winters. That would be heaven!!!!

Posted 4 more pics that show more of the lower leg. If you need some other angles, please let me know. I am aware the rear toes are a little long. We've been so busy concentrating on his fronts it's b

Thank you Lavinia. Yes, even without help tomorrow, I should be able to get laterals pretty easily, including lower leg. I will get his back feet too, but just a warning, we haven't addressed them for

I just added 6 new photos. I found I had to search for them after I uploaded as they aren't placed all next to each other (not sure why?) Anyway, 3 views of his right front hoof and 3 views of his lef

Shevawn - Thank you for supplying the correct name/venogram...my brain couldn't think of it last night. As it was explained to me, if there was no blood flow completely around the hoof/lower leg then

Yes Martha...Scotty has NO molars left...he can chew up the soaked beet pulp shreds and the soaked ODTBC. That is his diet.

My horse was on Isoxuprine before he foundered completely, with both coffin bones near coming out his hooves. When he was at the UW-Madison (WI) hospital (now 2 years ago) they kept him and did a test

I only use shreds. Since winter came here before Halloween, I have changed the routine as it is just too cold. I rinse his shreds, then a long soak, and rinse the bucket up and down in the water (not

Pentsoan? What is it? What is it used for? What are the results? Confused.

I tried forma hoof on my post-laminitic/severe foundered horse. After trying everything, that was another option. I have included photos in his album, and I would NOT recommend it for a recovering hor

Sincere condolences for your loss.

I just buy the regular *people* iodized salt and break it up into 3 TBSP feedings per day. I have read on here about people having issues with salt...and I really can't comprehend that. I thought all

Right now, at least for us, all of the tests are important, but I am specifically looking at ACTH this time of year. I am waiting to January to re-test everything and just see where *we* are at.