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Prior to foaling, your mare might be restless.

 

“We only produce a foal or two every year and losing a mare or a foal would be devastating to us—emotionally and financially. The information in this video has enabled us to predict foaling more accurately, and to identify the characteristics of normal and abnormal delivery.”

Jim and Gail Lindman
Twin Ridge Ranch

 

PART 2: PREPARING FOR FOALING

Because every mare should have an attendant during foaling to ensure the safety of the mare and foal, and because one of the greatest joys of being a broodmare owner is witnessing the delivery, predicting foaling is a necessary skill.

Most mares foal normally, but if a problem does occur, the potential for tragedy is very real. The Nature of Foaling allows you to watch a mare’s progress and behavior prior to and during foaling, as well as the interactions between the mare and newborn foal, better enabling you to recognize your mare’s changes as foaling approaches.

To help you prepare for foaling, this portion of the video covers:
"Waxing" is a sign that foaling is imminent.

  • predicting foaling
  • indicators of imminent foaling
  • physical and behavioral changes
  • causes of dystocia (abnormal delivery)
  • supplies

 

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