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This all happened literally a week before I was supposed to move them to our property. Got a call from my vet when I was back up in San Luis Obispo. I do have a vet lined up but I feel horrible. While they're dealing with their thyroid and Winston's cushings, I still really want to move them up...

So bad news everyone. Winston has Cushings. He's also anemic, and on top of that him and Aggie both have poor thyroid function. I feel horrible. He's been lethargic lately but I thought it was just the hot weather. We'll see what's next here.

Thank you everyone for your advice. Our neighbor who leases our land for his horses is willing to let me keep my minis in one of his pastures. Problem at least temporarily solved!

This area in particular along the CA coast has a chilly, damp climate. Shelter for the minis and a shed for hay is on the top of my list. Our neighbors lease some of the land and keep their horses on natural dirt with plants and shrubs with zero issues but I'll talk with them.

Hey everyone. I finally got a job in central coast california and I'm moving then minis to our property. The land is pretty wild other than our neighbor occasionally mowing a section for us. The ground is spotted with coastal native plants, ruts cracks and bumps. A little uneven terrain is good...

Ponies are both great. They were thoroughly miserable with the Socal heat but it's finally starting to cool off. Fingers crossed it stays that way. Also got a job finally up north and will be moving them to our property within the next month!

Lol I was thinking the exact same thing about my mini mare. Her belly blew up in size all of a sudden but she's had less exercise to recover from a mild injury. Her fluff also makes her look bigger than she actually is.

Hello everyone, Life got busy again (shocking, I know) and I completely forgot about posting an update about my boy Winston. Winston has gone from a feeble and sickly baby, who could barely stand when I picked his feet, who had teeth so bad they bled and had to have one removed, into a strong...

Vet guesses she's between 7-9 years old.

She's been though a lot. She's one tough girl!

Sorry, for some reason I was replying to comments but it showed them as separate messages.

Time flies! Thank you!

Thank you! It's been such a blessing to see her change. She's such a sweet little diva!

Hello Everyone, I am writing to update all of you on Aggie's health. Ever since her visit to San Luis Rey, she has done nothing but improve. The stress rings in her hoofs have finally grown completely out, and after her most recent farrier trim, the thrush-y, flaky, soft and deformed tissue has...

Thank you so much. I'll do that. Yes I had asked if they accepted new clients and by "house calls" if they come to you for visits or if you have to haul to them. I have the means to haul the minis but I'm hoping I don't have to go through the ordeal of loading, driving and unloading them for...

Hello Everyone, I am possibly moving to south Idaho and am having an extremely hard time finding any vets who do house calls aren't booked up solid, or are a breeding-only vet who only responds to reproductive emergencies. I've called at least 5 vets and none of them are taking new clients...

She looks great! Hardly looks pregnant from that angle. Can't wait to see the foal.

Udder looks like it could fill up a tiny bit more but you can never be certain. Is she a maiden?

Pretty amazing they know how to do that.

It has always amazed me how once it's time it's TIME and that baby is coming out in a hurry. Really interesting how she laid on her back to strain. Great video!