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I have grey horses that developed photosensitivity a few years back. Turned out to be a patch of red and alsike clover they got into. The vet recommended polysporin or vaseline for the cracked noses and they healed quite nice. Also lots of barn days. Funny thing though, they only got it that...

It's basically over. No more late night pulls, or early morning babes. Calving is 99% finished. I have one more to wait for and it will be the end of another season. To all of you still walking through the muck in the middle of the night I pose just one question. Am I crazy to be sad that...

At least in this fair province the old saying is true. Blink and the weather will change. Give it a minute and we'll all be in tank tops and flip flops! :D

Horses do best foaling where they feel comfortable. No pens, no people, no stress. For your vet to want to ship her to a university for foaling would make me question what the alterior motive is. Trust what breeders have to say. They've been there done that and never read it out of a book...

I just have to spread the good word. I didn't get to sleep till 4am, but I have 2 live sets of twins runnin the barn! A tiny red angus mama had two bullies, and a large simmental mama had two big heifers. Plus two others calving in between! What a night! We have had FIVE sets of twins...

The best name I ever heard for a dog was deefer. Deefer dog. (D for dog) Still laugh at that one.