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Horse grazing
September 25, 2019

Watching Broodmare Weight in Late Pregnancy

What’s wrong with letting a broodmare gain a little extra weight during the last few months of gestation? A Read more
Paint horse foal running in pasture
June 27, 2019

Healthy Foals: Supporting the Intestinal Microbiome

In order to support growth, the foal’s gastrointestinal tract must be healthy, with a population of appropriate intestinal microbes Read more
Pregnant horse grazing
May 01, 2019

What Do I Feed My Pregnant Mare?

What is the best way to ensure your foal obtains the necessary nutrients for slow, steady growth? Guarantee the Read more
Foal laying in field
April 03, 2019

Tips for Feeding the Orphaned Foal

Despite the best preparation and the highest level of care from mare owners, foals are occasionally orphaned. Read more
Foal nursing
February 15, 2019

Mare’s Milk: A Closer Look

How does mare’s milk stack up against other milk, say that from a cow or a goat? Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
August 07, 2018

Gestation Length Variation in Mares

Normal gestation length of mares can range from 320 to 360 days or longer. Could conception date, or even Read more
Sleepy foal laying in hay
August 02, 2018

Immunity of Foals: What Is Normal IgG?

Foals are born with an intact, though low-functioning, immune system. Because there is no transfer of immunoglobulins, including immunoglobulin Read more
Foal nursing
August 01, 2018

Healthy Skeletal Systems in Foals: The Vitamin K Factor

Though vitamin K may be forever linked with blood coagulation, its influence stretches beyond clotting to other body processes, Read more
Stallion in Paddock
March 14, 2018

Breeding Stallions: Nutrition Matters

Priming a stallion’s weight for breeding season starts well before the first mare of the year requires semen. Like Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
January 24, 2018

Why Is Tall Fescue Problematic for Pregnant Mares?

While tall fescue serves as a useful forage for nonpregnant horses, pregnant mares consuming endophyte-infected tall fescue can suffer Read more
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