Hi Heather, In general, things have improved hugely - YAY! Per the rads, sole depth was good, tip of the frog on the LF was aligned under the edge of the coffin bone so you have a reference point. On

Hi Robin, I've added mark-ups to Galeno's album: https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=259415 Generally, Galeno's feet are just hugely overgrown. As I mentioned before, the soles appear to be

Hi Debbie, Sorry that Kody is having such a hard time of it. I agree with Sherry that you really do need to get radiographs as soon as possible so that you can see exactly what is going on inside the

Hi Vicky, The soaking is 1 hour in cold water OR 1/2 hour in hot water. Don't need to do both. The hay doesn't need to be dry, just leave hanging long enough that most of the soaking water has a chanc

Hi Kandace, I changed the link to K's photos in your signature as it wasn't going to her album. From what I can see on the rads, there was NO bony column rotation on the 12-2020 RF rad, although there

Hi Jenny, I took a quick look. The farrier needs to leave his soles completely alone as there is NOTHING there to pare away. Toes need to come back a lot to get the breakover into the proper position.

Hi Marsha, Thanks for bumping this up. I'll take more of a look tomorrow. His hind end soreness is likely secondary to the front end because he is overloading the hind end in an effort to help his fro

Hi Nikki, There is NO false sole on Darby's hooves, so leave everything alone as he literally has less-than-anything to spare on the bottoms of those feet. When he starts to shed the sole, just leave

So very sorry for your loss, LJ. You did so much for him and he knew you cared. It sounds as if Jesse was ready and was able to say his good-byes before passing peacefully. You will always carry a par

Hi Tara, The views that were taken are the correct views, it's the technique used that is the problem. The machine is being held too low, so the beam is shooting thru the blocks and/or is being pointe

Hi Nikkin, Thanks for the rads and latest pix. Generally, the trim looks pretty good. Bony column alignment is good but the sole depth is really thin, RF slightly worse than the LF. Horizontal toe len

Hi Tara, Kathy, Just for clarification, the foot photos in the album were taken before the rads were done, is that correct? Was the breakover bevel added after the photos were taken or is it the one t

Stabul 1 is still being manufactured by Nuzu Feed, which is part of Anderson Feed Company. This hasn't changed. It is TSC corporate that has decided to no longer carry/sell the product.

Hi Robin, So sorry that your boy is going thru all of this. Galeno's high insulin is contributing to ongoing laminitis issues and his pain. His trim is making the situation worse because the mechanics

Hi Kandace, Here is the link to your membership page: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/member/9038675 There is no link to your photo album in the signature box, which is where you need to add it in order

Hi Frances, Need Dr. Kellon to chime in on the general blood work. Would you please add a copy of the CBC and chem panel results into the case history folder so that we can see the complete picture. T

Hi Nancy, Based on the latest rads, both fronts have coffin bones that are ground parallel, with the LF having an even more severely broken back HPA. This is is going to be a constant source of mechan

You're right, Nancy, except for the Petaluma Meadow which looks like the #601 Equi-Tech.- an NIR test package. I missed the sulfur, chloride and cobalt on the other three test results. My bad, those 3

Hi Marsha, As Sherry mentioned, collections usually mean abscess material. The rads definitely show some slight bony column rotation and soles that are very thin. The thin soles alone could be the sou

All the tests I see in your CH folder appear to be NIR - they include Ash and Fat, which the #603 does not test for. You always want to use the As Fed column for hay, regardless of the test method. Th