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Yep the vet is going to keep coming by everynight to see if they show signs. He is just shaking his head last night while they were running.

I have this figured out about both A and R. A cashing your check right when they receive it, and R waits till they are sending it back.

I decided to have my vet out to watch them when I let them out so he could see what they did, he's seen the dwarf do it, but not the other. Everynight they run around the barn while I clean, usually a couple of seizures happen.. Well... Not even the dwarf had a seizure, , I spent so much money...

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He did examine them and their stall and paddock. He even looked at all the walls. He said he has no clue. But I will switch everything around tonight!

They aren't in a paddock, in a stall, I just posted a picture.

All the weanlings are in the same pen, so I might move the ones that have seizures away from the other to prevent others to get it. No, not at all. My hay came from up north, Kansas.

This is what their pen looks like. The bay and white and the black and white with his head in the food bowls are the ones out of the group that are having them.

All the weanling are together. 2 of the 5 have it, besides the dward. Who like you thinks its because she is a dwarf. All the miniatures besides 2 older ones (28 and 24) get omelene 200, alfalfa, and coastal. The weanlings share the same buckets, water buckets and everything. They haven't been...

They aren't exposed to any thing else that the others inside the barn isn't exposed to. i will try switching pens with a stallion and put him outside. Yes they are separated from the others, but either side of the walls are stallions, none of them are having seizures.

Just weanlings, all they other 20 are getting fed the same, and no one else is having problems. 2 normal foals, and one dwarf. None are every closely related, or by the same breeder. If that helps any?

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The grain is the same but usually bought at different stores, so I don't see how that would line up either? If it was grain then it would be the same batch but it isn't? The hay would be causing more then just the weanlings problems? I know the hay is fine besides the alfalfa that I got from...

no just plywood thats been there for many years, through many horses... I highly doubt they have EPM because of the signs isn't anything like what I'm having to deal with.

yes they have in the last month, but we haven't had mosquitos at all because of no rain anyways...

This all started about 2 months ago when I brought the dwarf home ( a friend that breeds gave her to me), after 2 weeks of being in my care she had 4 or 5 seizures before the vet arrived. She wouldn't stand but when she tried she would have another. We gave her fluids and b12, and some other...

Wrecker companies have there ups. I work for our families business. :BigGrin

I think was something telling you it was time- and helped you make that decision. A very hard week for you, and hope you have a easy rest of year!

When you transfer them you are suppose to watch them measure the horse... or measure yourself

I love black and white overo's. My new stallion And Ringo is so pretty with his coloring!