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Sounds like you are right on track with what you need to be doing then.

One more thing to mention...even though she is jumping and squealing when you try to touch her udder, I suggest you continue to do it even if against her wishes, because just in case you need to help get the foal to nurse, or even milk her to get colostrum or milk for baby afterwards, it is...

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Now in these photos, I do think there is a possibility she could be in foal. The udder though...AT LEAST a month off if I were to guess.

Sent you a private message.

Welcome (back) to the world of minis and to the forum. All I have to say is if you feel you have offended someone by asking questions and asking for video(s) then those people were ones to steer clear of anyway, so they weeded themselves. :-)

One other things to keep in mind just in case she may be in foal and in case you are not aware...no fescue as it prevents milk from coming in and if she does foal, baby will have nothing, and especially no colostrum which it needs!

Since he doesn't need anything to fatten him up, what about just putting him on a ration balancer and limited hay? Has he been wormed for tapeworms? Have you done a purge worming with Safeguard?

Would it be: "They" say you should look at a horse's conformation at 3 days, 3 months and 3 years - all the other times they are in some sort of uneven growth.

What a great way to have fun and get exercise for both you and your beautiful spotted friend!

My guess based solely on the photos and information provided here would be no, to me, she doesn't look like she is.

Yes, this is the one! Thanks!

I have used White Lightning to clear up thrush and stretched white line where the bacteria got in. Has always worked well for me in killing off the bacteria. That in itself will help to get rid of the seedy toe. You can also help with trimming. You can also get some Farriers Hoof Clay stuff...

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I agree with the White Lightning soaks.

I don't see anything wrong with horses being pasture pets for life if they are not in pain, HOWEVER, to me, she looks like she is is pain. I really think it needs to be checked out thoroughly, whether or not she's going to be retired to pasture pet. Even if she is in pain, the vet can possibly...

You need to either get her to a reputable EQUINE vet, or an equine chiropractor.

I noticed your mini is dragging her toes as she walk forward. She is moving very slowly and seems reluctant to lift her legs to move them forward in a step, on both sides, but maybe even slightly more on her left. Could be back issues. Any equine chiropractors around there? Or even have your...

Tapeworm??

Looks to carry the "smutty" gene. He still looks very bay to me. I don't see buckskin or dun at all.