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Location: Missouri | So cute!!!
OT, but I see that your mare has some edema under her belly. Mine is 339 days and has a lot!!! Vet said it was okay, but does it go away quickly? Any complications/issues? |
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| Cute ! I had a mare with edema that bad last year. Vet said it was fine and it went away in a week or so after foaling |
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Location: Montana | So cute!!!
Do ya'll foal at home? I'm hoping to get my mare in foal this spring, but so far am undecided about foaling at home or at the vet's next spring. I'd rather foal at home, but I also worry about something "going wrong." |
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| mtcanchazer - 2016-04-01 8:50 PM
So cute!!!
Do ya'll foal at home? I'm hoping to get my mare in foal this spring, but so far am undecided about foaling at home or at the vet's next spring. I'd rather foal at home, but I also worry about something "going wrong."
Foal at home out in the pasture ....
Mares are designed to have babies with no problems ....
Keep her fat and sassy and >>>>>>>>>
Ignore her and she will show up with a healthy baby ..
Inside barns and at the vets is where all the germs and diseases are camped out!!
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Location: SE Louisiana | For some reason, that mare does NOT look very happy... She's having to move a lot faster than she is used to just to stay close to that baby.   I love this time of year!!  |
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Location: SE Louisiana | just4fun - 2016-04-01 8:32 PM
So cute!!!
OT, but I see that your mare has some edema under her belly. Mine is 339 days and has a lot!!! Vet said it was okay, but does it go away quickly? Any complications/issues?
Thank you! I've seen that in cows a lot but didn't know horses had the same problem. I saw the same thing but didn't understand what it was.. |
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Location: Montana | BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-04-01 8:44 PM mtcanchazer - 2016-04-01 8:50 PM So cute!!!
Do ya'll foal at home? I'm hoping to get my mare in foal this spring, but so far am undecided about foaling at home or at the vet's next spring. I'd rather foal at home, but I also worry about something "going wrong." Foal at home out in the pasture .... Mares are designed to have babies with no problems .... Keep her fat and sassy and >>>>>>>>> Ignore her and she will show up with a healthy baby .. Inside barns and at the vets is where all the germs and diseases are camped out!!
Sorry, I'm not trying to steal the thread from the OP, mares and foals have me crazy excited and I keep coming up with new questions!
Edited by mtcanchazer 2016-04-01 10:53 PM
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| usually within a few days.....have a couple that get waaaayyy worse.... |
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| mtcanchazer - 2016-04-01 8:50 PM
So cute!!!
Do ya'll foal at home? I'm hoping to get my mare in foal this spring, but so far am undecided about foaling at home or at the vet's next spring. I'd rather foal at home, but I also worry about something "going wrong."
we foal at home or out in the pasture .....today we are hauling 5 up north to pasture that will foal starting in 2-3 weeks.... |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | Your mares always throw such big babies.
nice foal.
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