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Oh My I hope Penny has a foal from him soon! Nice looking stallion there!!
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Come on Finn you can do it!!
 
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Praying hard for you and your Finn!
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Aww poor lil Finn... I will be praying for his quick recovery..get well soon little prince
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Prayers coming from me too. Come on Finn, get better quickly and stop worrying your Mummy!

Did your vet give you any idea why he has had these colic sessions? Has he been eating something naughty or getting a bit stressed about something?

Really hope that this is just a minor episode and that he is soon feeling better, bless him.
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hows finn today...my lucky got colic alot when he was a baby ...please try the red cordail it does work i said on FB give him 50mls forgot hes a baby give him 25mls of straight red cordial .... iam praying for him
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thanks for the thoughts and prayers everyone... what a night! after the vet left.. he went really really well and was almost his normal self then 3am Smartie was neighing like Crazy... ( he was telling me to come outside!! he is so gorgeous! ) and Finn was rolling again!!
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called the vet but couldn't get through, gave him some stuff I had which helped and he seemed to be improving every time I checked him... went out to feed them this morning and he was down again!!
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so I rang vet again and he came back out, gave him a drench n he is on stable rest... hoping this will fix him!! he seems to be a little better... fingers crossed! he has given him more finnadine so I guess we will know how he is when that wears off... he passed a couple of really hard poos and is now just passing small really sloppy stuff... but at least he is passing stuff now Thank goodness! and we are hoping that he will be ok... Vet will come back out this arvo and check him again...

he is heaps better then last time, here are some comparisons...

Last time: Heart Rate 180!!!! Heart rate this time peaked at 80!!!!

gut movements: not a sound last time... this time making all sorts of gurgling noises!!

he made it through before I'm really hoping he will do the same again this time! keep the prayers coming!! we are trying to keep him here at home, but if we have to get him on a drip then I suppose he will have to go in, I'm going to encourage them to let me handle the drip here, I can keep him quiet and cool, and monitor everything, but we are hoping we won't need to do fluids... or maybe just do them sub cut.

I'm working from home today and have him up on my computer so I can keep an eye on him... hoping he will improve and get better!!!

Prayers coming from me too. Come on Finn, get better quickly and stop worrying your Mummy!

Did your vet give you any idea why he has had these colic sessions? Has he been eating something naughty or getting a bit stressed about something?

Really hope that this is just a minor episode and that he is soon feeling better, bless him.
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Thanks Anna, I asked that very same question to Doug (the vet ) he said there might be something in his comformation that could cause him to get them more often then normal... so I said is it best to get him put down... and he said no that we will see how we go and he mightn't get it again...

we think it must have been the weather... we have had 10 days of freezing cold and very rainy weather (I kept them out of the stable as Smartie was in there and so he WOULDN"T get colic lol) then Saturday and Sunday were both extremely hot days we think his little body just can't handle the massive changes in the weather at the moment... its another scorcher today so I will set up a fan in the stable soon... (the stable is nice and cool as its timber)

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hows finn today...my lucky got colic alot when he was a baby ...please try the red cordail it does work i said on FB give him 50mls forgot hes a baby give him 25mls of straight red cordial .... iam praying for him
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would never have thought of red cordial cool, what does it do? give them a boost of sugar maybe? we don't have any red cordial but we can get some...

will try update you all as we progress, thank you everyone!
 
thanks for the thoughts and prayers everyone... what a night! after the vet left.. he went really really well and was almost his normal self then 3am Smartie was neighing like Crazy... ( he was telling me to come outside!! he is so gorgeous! ) and Finn was rolling again!!
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called the vet but couldn't get through, gave him some stuff I had which helped and he seemed to be improving every time I checked him... went out to feed them this morning and he was down again!!
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so I rang vet again and he came back out, gave him a drench n he is on stable rest... hoping this will fix him!! he seems to be a little better... fingers crossed! he has given him more finnadine so I guess we will know how he is when that wears off... he passed a couple of really hard poos and is now just passing small really sloppy stuff... but at least he is passing stuff now Thank goodness! and we are hoping that he will be ok... Vet will come back out this arvo and check him again...

he is heaps better then last time, here are some comparisons...

Last time: Heart Rate 180!!!! Heart rate this time peaked at 80!!!!

gut movements: not a sound last time... this time making all sorts of gurgling noises!!

he made it through before I'm really hoping he will do the same again this time! keep the prayers coming!! we are trying to keep him here at home, but if we have to get him on a drip then I suppose he will have to go in, I'm going to encourage them to let me handle the drip here, I can keep him quiet and cool, and monitor everything, but we are hoping we won't need to do fluids... or maybe just do them sub cut.

I'm working from home today and have him up on my computer so I can keep an eye on him... hoping he will improve and get better!!!

Thanks Anna, I asked that very same question to Doug (the vet ) he said there might be something in his comformation that could cause him to get them more often then normal... so I said is it best to get him put down... and he said no that we will see how we go and he mightn't get it again...

we think it must have been the weather... we have had 10 days of freezing cold and very rainy weather (I kept them out of the stable as Smartie was in there and so he WOULDN"T get colic lol) then Saturday and Sunday were both extremely hot days we think his little body just can't handle the massive changes in the weather at the moment... its another scorcher today so I will set up a fan in the stable soon... (the stable is nice and cool as its timber)

would never have thought of red cordial cool, what does it do? give them a boost of sugar maybe? we don't have any red cordial but we can get some...

will try update you all as we progress, thank you everyone!

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red cordial really does work my friend got me on to it....my lucky came down with colic he was rolling and diarahha gave him the red cordial with in half hour he was better ...wouldnt have believed it until i tryed it....you must buy the really concentrated stuff and it has to be red

give it a try it cant hurt him....
 
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Thanks Jenny, will do
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we have apple and blackcurrant at home, but prob not red enough... will get mum to get some this arvo...

did you give it to him, after he had started with the diarrheoa? just wondering if it helps with the electrolytes which would be why its good for them... when I speak to my vet later today i will ask him what he thinks... I will try everything lol

update: Finn has been rolling a little bit,...
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but he has done a big sloppy poo (sorry for the details LOL) I think he has had a little drink of water... (poor suzie has milk streaming from her... milked a little gotta do it again...)

and he is now standing quietley resting... it will be 6 hours since he had the finnadine at 4pm so that will be the real test... I was hoping he would be better then he is with the finnadine, poor baby
 
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yep got to be rasberry cordial.....have you also heard of flat beer and epsom salts that works to get sand out to..

i gave lucky the red cordial after he was colicy
 
1 more hour till the drug wears off... fingers crossed everyone!! hoping my little man will be ok...

he has now done 3 poops and 2 wees that I have seen...
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he is still pretty miserable... but isn't rolling now and is standing more... he is standing sleeping at the moment... hoping he will feel better again after. otherwise vet said we will prob have to drench him again and prob take him into the clinic...
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hoping whatever was wrong is working its way out...
 
Oh Cassie I am so sorry for Finn and I know it is aweful to see your baby sick, I wish I could be there to jold your hand! I am praying.
 
I am so sorry he is giving you such a scare, Cassie.

Finn, we are praying for you! Get better, sweety!
 
Just did a midnight check on Suzie n Finn...he is still doing well... Still passing the oil (we are going to need to give him a good bath after this lol see how that goes
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) I was sorta hoping he would be a bit brighter, but I suppose it will take him a few days to fully recover. He was resting when I went out n doing fluff sounds still, but he got up n had a nibble of the hay I gave them... It looks like I might have drank off mum too which is great,.. She was dripping milk all yesterday I did express some but not that much so I think he has drank a little which is great
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Will wake again in a few hrs n check him, hoping that he will be a little better again...

Thank you all for your prayers and support it means so much to me
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Any improvment is good
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slow and steady wins the race..good little man keep getting better
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That is good news Cassie, thank you for updating us cos I have been worried sick.
 
Still have my fingers crossed Cassie
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I hope all goes well.

I decided to still answer your rego stuff, you can read it later when Finn is feeling better
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Suzie and Penny were registered with the Aussie AMHA, which I can't remember what that is now... hmmm LOL they aren't american registered at all.. Penny does have american blood lines though...
From memory said group did fold so those regos may not be 'legit' anymore
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have you heard much about Sophistocat Bree?? what do you REALLY think of him? I don't care if you dnt like him... I want to know what you think and how he would look with Penny? If you don't mind that is
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I know the name but I'm not too familiar with the horse. He's owned by Almighty Miniatures right?

He has certainly been a big winner and I like what I've seen of him in photos. His foals also seem to have done alright for themselves.

yeah really leaning toward IMHR!!!
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alot of my friends are in it, and I have heard good things....MHAA yeah really not sure about... besides being CRAZY expensive... they were really rude to me when I did some enquiries!!! I DON'T like rude people LOL

I'll do some research on AMHS could be a good one...

oh n yeah I plan to register Suzie with AMPS... as long as they aren't to expensive LOL

don't know if I will ever show Suz... but I want her under my name anyway...
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IMHR and AMHS are your best bet
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Let's just say I'm not suprised about your experience with the other
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IMHR has a good solid membership and show base especially in your state. I'll be up in Tamworth with IMHR for their Nationals.

AMHS is very new but growing quickly with a lot of exciting ideas. Cheap as to join right now as well which certainly makes it easy
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You can bring her into AMPS but I think it may cost $200 or more to bring in an unknown mare? It's not the worst fee I've seen and would certainly be worth it so you could show her and breed with rego'd stallions.

Give Finn a snuggle from me when he perks up.
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