Hi Wilmary Welcome. You are in the right place to help your new guy. You are off to a good start with Trisha's welcome post. I was concerned about this bit of info, as it is not usual for our Facebook

Thank you Cass and Dawn for the info. So interesting how geography can make such a difference. Will have to read the links over coffee tomorrow. My hay grower has used hen manure for years and years (

Thanks. A prior sample from different lot, same field, this year showed high phos. Not inverted but nearly or at 1:1 (from memory) Testing results are in the file: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory

Hi Dr Kellon (Edited to add more detail) Perhaps we should say not "not optimal". Here are a few numbers for folks following along. Just to get to Ca;Phos at 1.2;1 per 18 pounds fed, we'd need to add

I balance for Trisha. Just in quick to add: the Ca;Phos;Mg is .29;.50;.20. I have found in the literature where "manure" can be high in phos. https://ag.umass.edu/crops-dairy-livestock-equine/fact-she

I assume you are talking about plain pellets with nothing added. Just as true with hays, you'll see many varied reports in the files here, as outlined in Dr Kellon's previous message. Same will be tru

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Hi Marie Not Dr Kellon, however... You can see averages in Equi-Analytical's feed library. https://equi-analytical.com/common-feed-profiles/ Bioavailability is not established. https://ecir.groups.io/

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Heard recently from a subscriber: “I am well over half way with watching everything but I take quite a bit of time as I keep pausing to make notes. To be able to get such first-hand information from t

Hi Sharon That list has never been populated, hence no spread sheet. I will go edit this info now. The ECIR group would suggest and prefer that vet recommendations go privately, so if you'd like to po

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Hi Sabina Welcome. I'm going to try to answer your post. I have large concern that our translations will lose important information. It would be best to have a translator on your end to make certain w

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Kirsten and TRisha -- If I may share what I have found -- and we may be getting off topic. You don't need the rocker if you go out often to continue to back up the hoof wall and make sure the heels ar

HI Trisha Also see Dr. Kellon's 2015 NO Lamintis! lecture on Winter Laminitis, downloadable here: https://www.ecirhorse.org/proceedings-2015.php Here's my view from years of helping Beau: I did not ex

Hi Kandace Thank you for your interest. Yes, the issues are understood. I have been working daily with folks around the world, making sure they have access. We have the original 400+ attendees already

Correct. Access for six months.

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Hi Linda My QH Skip -- PPID not IR -- always grew a great winter coat until two years ago when he was diagnosed as PPID. Even though he is now controlled I have to blanket him at @ 32 degrees F or he

Hi Everyone -- As Kirsten stated this is OT for the main group and needs to be moved to ECHorsekeeping. Thank you!

Hi Michelle That is quite a list to plow through. It appears that the major concern is cost but also of concern should be what is the active ingredient. For example equine-antiflam is fundamentally MS

Hi Melanie Congrats! Martha just did an informative full post on this. Go here: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/270705

Hi Marie You may hear from Dr. Kellon from on the August subgroup, regardless of the size. It has just closed yesterday. That said, you may also want to wait a bit. The November course is getting read