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On Sept. 4, 1999, out of concern for the foal, we purchased a four year old paint mare with her first foal, a seven week old filly, at her side. The mare came off good pasture and was normal weight. Her bag however was very small, she was not milking well and her nipples appeared to be sore. She would not allow the filly to suck and as a result, the foal was gaunt and lethargic. In addition the mare was extremely stressed and difficult to handle.

On the morning of September 5 we started the mare on regular feed plus 15cc of CB-EQS per day, fed in drinking water. We started pail feeding the foal.

Sept. 6 - No change in mare's condition. We continue to feed foal from a pail.

Sept. 7 - The mare appears to be producing milk and she is allowing the filly to suck for up to 30 seconds before pushing it away. The mare is becoming more friendly and the foal is more alert. We discontinue pail feeding the foal.

Sept. 9 - The mare's bag is a growing larger and she is allowing the filly to suck intermittently. The mare is less stressed and easier to handle.

Sept. 11- The mare’s bag has doubled in size and the filly is sucking from two to three minutes at a time. The foal is more alert and playful.

Sept. 12 - The mare is milking extremely well, she is not stressed and easy to handle. The filly is sucking regularly, appears to be well fed and is very active.

Sept. 15 - The mare is milking extremely well and is calm. The filly is sucking at regular intervals, continues to gain weight and is playful and alert. The mare's supplement is reduced to 8cc per day.

UPDATE: Nov. 2 - The filly now has a name "Shilo". She is 15 weeks old and healthy. She is weaned and on regular feed plus 4 cc CB-EQS per day.

This photo was taken on Nov. 2, 1999 and shows Shilo in her winter coat.

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