Be very careful Jenny, vets are funny folk and if they think you have two vets involved with your horses then they may refuse to treat or visit at all until they fully understand and accept which one is actually acting for you - eg long delays!!
You had your new vet to Dusty and were surely able to chat to her about Saffire, plus you changed to her because you were unhappy with your treatment by the first vet, so the new vet is now your vet and should be allowed to take over the care of your animals.
Judging by their past performance and their uncaring attitude, I'm sure you will not be able to rely on your old vets to rush to your side as Saffire foals??? So forgt about them and get hold of the new vet asap and update her as to what is going on.
Keeping my fingers cross and saying prayers for a safe and speedy delivery of a healthy baby.
I would be very careful and watch her like a hawk, my Britt ate her dinner like that and then foaled 30 minutes later, she also did a lot of walking during the day so it sounds like Saffire could be getting ready.
my mares are always impossible to really see in labour, once they start it is all over VERY quick. I have spent hours in the barn at night only to miss them whilst i went for a cup of tea or a pee. My girls will just stop eating and foal.
OH thats so sad,,,,,no iam not takeing my eye of her...but she better have it before thursday got to go to work.....but i can cancel all my jobs as iam my own boss.....
no foal to report will be ringing my new vet today...