Finally posted my case history. However I am having difficulty adding my case history link to my signature. You can maybe see it below but not sure how to get into the signature editor to add it perma

Please help, my mini has chronic laminitis every December. He is on weighed hay, is booted rugged, and on all supplements you recommend. He is in crisis, his pain is severe. Bute won’t touch his pain,

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Since joining the group I am feeding my horse 17 lbs of 1st cutting grass hay that has lower protein, lower sugar and starches. He is no longer on grass pasture. Trying to download my case history, ph

My 25 yo SSH has just been increased from 1.5 mg to 2 mg Prascend. The cost of the Prascend on a fixed budget is very expensive. I asked our veterinarian's office about compounded pergolide and was to

Dear ECIR team I have a rising 13 year old Irish Draught gelding who was diagnosed with PPID in May 2021. This emerged following bloods taken when diagnosed with grade 2/3 glandular ulcers. The ulcers

Hi, I have a horse I recently acquired that’s recovering from his first bout of grass induced laminitis. He’s well on the mend now (about 10 weeks down the track) and is back to sound, is still comple

Hello! I could use some advice on whether I should swap out Jiaogulan for a supplement that has high vitamin C, hesperidin and bioflavinoids or just reduce the amount I am giving? My horse has had hea

So, in order to balance my hay which has a high phophorus level...I have to feed additional TUMS, 1,000 mg, 9 TUMS per day. However, the elemental amount of calcium in tums is 400 mg....When I looked

I came across a new product that is safe for EMS/PPID, TamaFlex https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9514497/ . Unfortunately, they don't have an equine product in powder form and at 20 human

Just to let all of you that Yoyo is doing fine. Me, not so much as I just got the bill. Wow. My question are there any ideas on how I can avoid or minimize an impaction happening again? Would regular

Commercial Feed Analysis Library When: Wednesday, February 8, 2023 View Event Description: Commercial Feed Analysis Library Over the years individual ECIR Group members have sent various commercial fe

Good Morning Dr. Kellon, On the hoof forum I requested mark-ups Jan 20th but Kirsten informed me today that those are unfortunately delayed. She suggested I ask you for general trim advice as my farri

Dr Kellon what are your thoughts on using pergolide for elevated insulin? My 16 year old horse is now on 1 mg of pergolide and her insulin level came down from 170 to 50 ulU/mL. She had been on .5mg p

Hi Lisa, Please direct all questions to the group as if you are wondering, other people probably are too. The cubes should be soaked before feeding. How long depends on the horse's preference. My guy

I just read through all the documentation on worming, but still am unsure of the type of wormer I should be using and how often. I have a 650 pound MFT pony that is IR. In the past, my vet has recomme

I thought I had Remy's diet pinned down pretty good and, turns out, maybe not. I took what I thought was a 'fun' photo of him and was shocked and saddened at how truly awful and gaunt he looks. He's l

We got Invonkana today. He immediately snubbed his grain when the pill was in there and ignored the grain altogether. I'll try again and other options, but wondering, if he continues to snub it, is th

Good afternoon, It has been one year since Nira developed laminitis and was subsequently diagnosed IR and PPID (through TRH stim testing). I have been MIA since July, but things have gone pretty smoot

Hi there, I am hoping to get some help with my mini. He is a rescue that has been with me for about 4 years. He came to me with a blind horse and he took care of her. I don't know much about him prior