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They get strategy Purina grain

Ok. I'll start giving them more hay 2 times a day.

They super fuzzy right now... and I wouldn't say their ribs are showing more like just lacking top line maybe. But I have others that are chunky. Here's one in August. She looked fine then.

They get grass hay and Purina feed. And no they haven't.

they aren't very old. They eat all they want, they've been wormed. One is bred. Other is a stud. They get 2 pounds of grain and 2 big slivers of hay a day. What can I do to make them stop looking like I've been giving them horrible care.😔

I have 3 horse registrys that I need to get transferred into my name. How do I do it? And what all do I need to do it? We have a membership with the website.

See we were thinking that too. And she was confirmed pregnant by the vet so idk

She is 7 years old and was almost 4 months pregnant. And I found a fetus in her stall... she still looks huge. Any thoughts?

Have any cable show halters for sale by chance or know of anyone that does and can ship? that include the chain and all for a cheap price? And willing to ship to iowa. I need a weanling, yearling, and one that can fit a 37" inch mini. Thanks in advance

Does that go for all grasses or just a certain one?

Also have another mare bred at 2 months as well!! Is there anything special I need to feed them? And any special care?

Ok. I just read it online and didn't know of it was true in every mare!

Is it always true when a mare that is possibly bred that she only shakes her head not her body to protect her unborn foal? My mare only shook her neck last night and now today she did her whole body.

She's 3 almost 4. And yes the stallion is proven. And I bred another mare and she seems to be bred she hasn't came back into heat or shows any interest in him.

Best ways to get a maiden mare in foal? Bred her every other day for 8 days and she didn't take.

Best ways to get a maiden mare in foal? Bred her every other day for 8 days and she didn't take.

I bred 2 mares recently a couple of times and its been about 2 to 3 weeks since then and no signs of heat. Is this a good sign?

I bred 2 mares recently a couple of times and its been about 2 to 3 weeks since then and no signs of heat.

The one is still in heat but not the other.

I have 2 mares that are both in heat at the same time, and I've bred them every other day last week and they are still in heat and excepting the stud. Is this normal? How many times do I need to breed them?