In my last post, Mouse and Ryn were both eating hay that has been balanced correctly and tests at 6.4% ESC/Starch combined. Starch is .4%, unsoaked. Mouse's insulin was 65.15 and Glucose 92. Ryn's ins

Hi, I am having trouble with editing - when I download the document as a pdf, there are no icons that allow me to edit it. However, I have the first version open from when I first filled it out and af

I’ve been asked to put Inky on Equioxx, which I started ~ 9/21/22. He became lame in August after an incident where his RF hoof crumbled at the toe with the stomping from flies. Xrays of his RF didn’t

Hi What is the group opinion for switching to teff grass pellets from TC Lite? This is in addition to soaked beet pulp and hay. Thanks Amy in Va 2005

That is an excellent idea about soaking beet pulp at home. Will it require refrigeration if it sits a few days? -- Nancy O, Colorado, 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Nancy%20and%20Dot

Lad has been on a high dose of pergolide for years. (24 mg) He has gone to a new owner who is , like me, wondering whether it is safe to reduce the dose. In an earlier message to me Dr. Kellon comment

Hello, I absolutely believe there is science behind this feeding strategy and dont doubt it is safe...Im just curious if anyone can explain to me what it is about oats/beet pulp that makes it safe for

HI Nancy Since the topic has changed, I am going to change the subject line. In general, unless he is working very, very hard, you do not need electrolytes. Just just plenty of salt. 1-2 ounces with

Hi, I am so overwhelmed with all this! First time owning horses and hasn't been a year yet. Now learning all this for my mare. I had someone with experience start this with me but now its just me. I d

I have a 5 yr old quarter horse gelding named Banjo. He has had recurring bouts of laminitis since Dec 2020. The first bout was diagnosed by a vet and was treated with bute, pentoxifylline and proper

can some one help me with this? tiko may need joint injections hock or stifle; already does adequan. vet coming nov 7th for soundness exam. i know steroid is not good for the ir horse but i am not edu

Hi everyone, My mare had a very large granulosa ovarian tumor removed surgically 3 weeks ago. Im wondering if there is any research/ studies on the effect of the removal of those hormones produced by

I uploaded some photos provided by my farrier. I realize they are not exactly as requested but they are all I have right now. I will delete any extras as soon as I can get better ones following your d

My 17 y/o Arab mare foundered in December 2021. She was diagnosed with IR, her ACTH has been in normal range. Her hoofs are doing great. She lost appropriate amount of weight and fat pads, crest nearl

I am wondering if this product would be suitable for EMS equines ,it is promoted as suitable , but wanted to check on your thoughts https://cennutrition.com.au/product/lupin-pellet-high-fibre/ -- Jenn

Hello... For the last 8 weeks, I have been battling sores that will not heal on the front of my donkey's rear leg, just below her hock. On Sept. 15 they cultured positive for EColi, Staph, and Strep.

Lots of numbers in here (and they're all in the CH), so scroll on by if you don't like numbers. :-) I finally managed to get a bunch of information into Desi's CH. I wanted to share that he is requiri

hello, being the always hungry ir horse, tiko has free access to falling leaves mostly cottonwood trees which he readily eats; all the pens are the same, is this a worry? thank you, daisy,tiko,whisper

I have been doing research on the omega fatty acids that the flax or oils are supposed to be providing. Joker will not eat enough of the flax to get a full amount for his size so I have been looking a

This is my first post on my 22 year old Kentucky Mountain Saddle horse, Dakota. Thank you (all) for any advice or insight. Dakota is PPID on 2.5 pills of Prascend (increased by .5 in September due to