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Yeah, I have to keep eyeing her! Took these two photos today. One makes her look pregnant, the other slim. Mares!

She would be at around 302 days now. She's on almost a half scoop of trimax a day + hay. When speaking to the vet she was hesitant to switch to mare/foal as it can pack on too much weight if she isn't pregnant. Is that a concern? Her suggestion was to wait to see for more significant changes...

Sorry I have been super delayed in replying! Here are some pics of her udders taken today (June 26) I tried to get one of behind, but she is wiggly and I think is tricking the eye So I gave up and took a video!

Her hips are wider than her belly protrudes - her belly does not stick out like those photos. If anything you may see the absolute edges of her belly.

I'm a little confused on what angle you want. Are you trying to see how much her belly sticks out from her hips from behind? If so, it's not really noticeable.. Directly behind facing forward her hips are as broad as her belly. Can you post an example of the angle you're asking?

Okay I tried my best. She was a little antsy wanting to go outside. The dark marks on her back are just dirt/poop marks..haven't groomed her yet lol Above (stood square): Teats (and you can see the edema infront of it)

Darn, wish I'd seen this earlier! I will try to take some photos. Her udders are hard to get a good shot of, they're still quite small but I will make a list tomorrow and have a friend hold so I can take photos. Thanks for the welcome! The stallion is an AMHR sooty buckskin tobiano/tovero...

I posted in the main forum but I figured it would be more helpful in this section. If it's not appropriate, feel free to lock/delete and I apologize! I'll try to keep it short. I have a 4 year old AMHR mare. She was bred in August to a 32" AMHR stallion of lighter bone. She was ultrasounded at...

We're getting some filling in the udders! Nothing dramatic, but noticeable. :D

I have my fingers crossed for textbook all the way through! She's great about being handled and touched, and actually loves getting her teats cleaned. The edema is still there, hasn't changed, but there's a very slight change to the udders and seems to be a lump/squishiness on one side/teat...

How chunky was your mare? Is this a fat pocket that comes with being incredibly overweight like cresty neck or.other lumpiness?

Hopefully I'm not posting this in the wrong place here.. I have a 4 year old mare that was supposedly bred. I say that as her progesterone levels say pregnant, but when we did an external ultrasound at 9 months nothing could be seen though the vet said it's possible the foal is either very...

What are they looking for in Liberty classes?

Dam was apparently chestnut max sabino, sire was maximum black splash overo Mare looks like she's taken after her dam. Off white but the tips of her (winter) coat are chestnut, and hair around the front of her head is more chestnut. Turns more white in the summer time. However, has mottling...

Thanks! I'll do some searching for sure, it'll be nice to get an answer either way And here is a photo of my two together, grooming I only have her front end clipped so far, the temperatures dropped and I don't have blankets for her, so the rest of the body clip will have to wait!

Thanks guys! Where could I get the WeeFoal 120 test? I'm in Ontario so I don't know if its something picked up or needs to be ordered. When would be the best time to test her? A little bit further along or does it really matter? I know I'd absolutely go crazy trying to figure out a due date and...

What blade do you use? I need to clip my mare but worry I will be shaving her too close.

Can it be common/not unusual for a mare to display signs of heat (squatting, squealing, winking) when she is supposedly pregnant? Mare would be about 8 months along, but a maiden and the stallion was small. Not much of a suspicious belly. From what I've seen of her dam, she didn't bloat out...

FTR, with dogs animal aggression does NOT equal human aggression. Too many people get into a panic that if a dog goes after an animal (another dog, a cat, etc) they do not view it the same as with a human - even a kid. If your dog has ever shown aggression to you or another person, then that's...

Thanks!