How to Reduce the Post-Weaning Stress Response in Foals

May, 2023 \ by Casie Bazay

There’s no doubt about it – weaning is a stressful time for foals. In fact, new research shows that weaning is one of the most stressful periods in a horse’s...

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How Long is a Foal's Digestive System a Blank Slate?

March, 2023 \ by Casie Bazay

Published: March 2022 | Updated: March 2023 As many of us know by now, immune health is closely tied to the microbial population within the gut. This is true for...

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The best management practices for weaning foals

March, 2023 \ by Casie Bazay

Published: July 2021 | Updated: March 2023 Weaning is the process of taking a foal away from its mother and transitioning its core nutrient source from milk over to concentrated...

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How IgY Antibodies Provide Protection for Equine Rotavirus

February, 2023 \ by Casie Bazay

Diarrhea is one of the leading contributors of neonatal death in both humans and animals. Of the many pathogens that can cause diarrhea, rotavirus is the most important single cause...

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Natural Solutions for Managing Rotavirus in Foals

September, 2022 \ by Casie Bazay

Equine Rotavirus is a life threatening disease affecting young horses and one of the most common causes of diarrhea in foals under six months of age.  Rotavirus is extremely contagious...

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The Foal’s First Three Hours

March, 2022 \ by Casie Bazay

Foal’s First Hours You’ve been anxiously awaiting the birth of your foal, and now that it’s here you may be wondering what you should and shouldn’t do as far as...

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