I don't get why the vet wouldn't be able to see a foal especially if she's later lol...Bloodwork alone should show if she's prego. I've worked at a broodmare farm and there was never any question yay or nay. She might've just foaled late in the yr this yr & poss lost it? If the ultrasound isn't showing a foal...I just don't understand the vet not knowing lol. Sounds off to me but hey🤷♀. Hope you're having a great week!✌
I do not know about any of the strip levels. But what about a false pregnancy? Would a false pregnancy cause the uterine fluids and milk production? Not seeing a fetus on the ultrasound heartbeat or bones, has me suspicious.
I wonder if the possibility that she’s pregnant by a jack donkey changes how these tests respond. It’s a weird time to foal out anyway; she would probably only be five or six months in. It will be interesting to see what happens!
@@rhfarmstables I am surprised. Here in Germany we haven't this problem. We know very early if our mares are pregnant or not. I think it is because many breeders fear a twin birth like hell. For me the belly of your mare looks a bit strange. Either there are twins on their way or your mare is ill. Therefore I would not lost time. Also I know in US health is very expensive.