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Author Topic: Pregnant Mare Syndrome spyro1 Member Member # 647 posted May 14, 2004 05:36 AM         This topic is not to offend anyone. Just a general observation. I have noticed a lot of Could my mare be pregnant? Going on lately. If you suspect that your mare is pregnant, please get a vet out to instruct you, we are not vet's here. In light of the recent fiasco with one member, I find it very aggravating to give advice and information and then have that member disappear. Mom's to be should be inspected by your vet as soon as you suspect a lil one hiding in there. One of the *joys* of horse ownership is the unexpected costs of vet calls. -------------------- http://members17.clubphoto.com/beth819817/2122088/guest.phtml Only those who risk going too far, will ever know how far they can go. Posts: 2755 | From: Sunny South Florida | Registered: Aug 2003 belle4 Member Member # 864 posted May 14, 2004 06:02 AM         This post was definately needed. Thank you Spy. What ever happened to our pregnany mare from out west? Has anyone heard? Posts: 1075 | From: michigan | Registered: Oct 2003 1rish Member Member # 1951 posted May 14, 2004 06:03 AM         not to make light of the subject (because you are totally right,) but by your topic I was thinking more along the lines of PMS for horses, my gelding suffers from that quite a bit. LOL! -------------------- You know one woman who would rather clean a stall than her house. Posts: 113 | From: Nevada | Registered: Mar 2004 littlecelticpony Member Member # 1480 posted May 14, 2004 07:53 AM         yup, yup, too true, Spy. -------------------- Xanga... Pictures... "I killed your cat! I thought that would bring closure to our relationship!" "I'll have a Coke, then." Do not underestimate your horse's pride, or he will dent yours. Posts: 1225 | Registered: Jan 2004 QHGirl Member Member # 493 posted May 14, 2004 09:32 AM         I second or is that third? I think the same thing, why risk the mare AND foal. If you are excited AND/OR not... give your horse some respect and get a vet out to confirm the situation. Posts: 1350 | From: Indianapolis | Registered: Jul 2003 Cool Time 84 Member Member # 1036 posted May 14, 2004 09:38 AM         Yeah, I agree Spy! -------------------- Cool Time-April 5,1984 Romper's Rock N Roll-May 31,1991 Squire's Last Sugar Babe-August 24,2002 El-C's Misdemeanor-May 15,1987 Yolla Bolly-May 1998 *~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Delta,Twos,Shad,Ally,Striker,Smokey,Bud,Eclipse,Zippo,Gypsy,Chance,Rouge and Rosa We will miss you forever! My dearest Jesse, We were together 11 years this winter, you were my special friend, I hated to see you go my dear, but I know it's best in the end. I will never forget you my faithful friend! Jesse was laid to rest on: 03/18/04 ***James C Reaggle III*** Born: Jan 21,1987 Died: March 24, 2004 Laid to Rest: March 27, 2004 R.I.P. RIGGS, I love and miss you, I will NEVER forget you. May you walk beside God in all his glory for all eternity! Love "Yes Ma'am Marine" May all of you Rest In Peace! Posts: 1522 | From: Ohio | Registered: Nov 2003 CANDYGIRL Member Member # 719 posted May 14, 2004 09:43 AM         It's an epedemic at the minute LOL You know I agree Spy, very well worded -------------------- NO FOOT NO HORSE Proud owner of Hollybush Picollo Posts: 2620 | From: England | Registered: Sep 2003 drafts Member Member # 883 posted May 14, 2004 10:10 AM         wonderful post. I am going to have the vet out, I am sure my gelding is in foal........sorry, my attempt at humor, a bit dry at that Posts: 307 | Registered: Oct 2003 spyro1 Member Member # 647 posted May 14, 2004 12:34 PM         This has been bugging quite some time and thought that it should be addressed:) If I had even an inkling that my mare (should I ever buy one..LOL) was pregnant, you bet your sweet behind my vet would be called. I am glad that I am not the only one noticing the *I wanna baby* syndrome!! -------------------- http://members17.clubphoto.com/beth819817/2122088/guest.phtml Only those who risk going too far, will ever know how far they can go. Posts: 2755 | From: Sunny South Florida | Registered: Aug 2003 sunsetacres Member Member # 2363 posted May 14, 2004 12:41 PM         Yes, well....I think my mare is pregnant. That would be because I bred her on purpose! hahahahaha We are looking forward to the confirmation when the doc comes in two weeks! Whee hee. This is the champagne mare I bought to breed to my **** . tobi stallion! The only problem is, I have to wait 11 mos to see the results! Exellent post BTW. I too would not hesitate to call the doc if I bought a mare that I thought was pregers. Unless at the exact momment I asked the question, you happen to have your hand and arm in a strategic place, I do not expect you to know whether or not my mare is pregnant -Charlee -------------------- And on the seventh day God said "thou shalt not trot"...and the good horses listened" Posts: 47 | From: Michigan | Registered: Apr 2004 sunsetacres Member Member # 2363 posted May 14, 2004 12:42 PM         HAHAHA I think it's funny! I shortened "homozygous" and the computer blanked it!! OOPs hahahaha -------------------- And on the seventh day God said "thou shalt not trot"...and the good horses listened" Posts: 47 | From: Michigan | Registered: Apr 2004 In*The*Running Junior Member Member # 2487 posted May 14, 2004 01:53 PM         Good day everyone. I've been lurking for quite some time and felt to post on this topic. I think there are some legitimate pregnant mare claims going on, but the only way to be certain is for a veterinarian to examine the mare and make a determination. So far I haven't seen any conclusive resports from any veterinarians, so it makes a person wonder. Posts: 2 | Registered: May 2004 Nocturno Member Member # 537 posted May 14, 2004 05:24 PM         Well hello In The Running. I think that was already adressed in the first post -------------------- A horse, a horse! My kingdom for a horse!- King Richard I am a girl just to clear that problem up Posts: 854 | From: Northern Illinois | Registered: Aug 2003 palomino crazy Member Member # 2344 posted May 15, 2004 08:06 PM         I have also been bugged at the topics about this. I guess I am the type of person that wants to know for sure instead of go "Hey you guys is she or is she not? What do you think?" Why not pay the $40 to find out for sure and go from there. Am I making since because it has been a long day? Posts: 65 | From: Florida | Registered: Apr 2004

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