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A lot of time, energy and money go into producing a healthy foal. Having a plan and knowing what to do right after the birth of your foal will help mare and baby stall healthy.
Wrapping a Mare's Tail
Wrapping a mare's tail is an important step before she gives birth to keep the area as clean as possible for the birth of her foal. Wrap a mare's tail using gauze or veterinary wrap with advice...
Horse Pregnancy: Foaling
Foaling, a pregnant horse giving birth, can occur while the mare is standing or laying down, and she should be able to endure the process on her own without outside help. Observe the beautiful...
Horse Pregnancy: After the Birth
After the birth of a foal, observe the mare to make sure that she and the foal look healthy, and bring her to the veterinarian if she hasn't discharged the placenta within 10 hours of delivery....
Horse lovers enjoy watching their mares deliver new foals. In most cases, the birth goes smoothly and without incident. Most mares can deliver the foal without help, but you can assist with the...
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