What you need to know about joint ill in foals

February, 2021 \ by Brittany Silvers

One day you have a happy and healthy foal, running and playing, exploring the world around them and learning new things. Suddenly, they seem different; they seem more lethargic, have...

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How to treat colic in foals

February, 2021 \ by Brittany Silvers

How to treat colic in foals It’s the beginning of the year, meaning that foaling season has arrived and baby horses are starting to hit the ground. While this time...

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5 steps for preventing sepsis in newborn horses

February, 2021 \ by Claire Breitschopf

5 steps for preventing sepsis in newborn horses Having a newborn foal is an exciting and stressful time! While they are very cute, things can go wrong in a hurry...

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Common Foaling Problems: Patent Urachus

February, 2021 \ by Claire Breitschopf

Have you ever seen a foal dripping what seems like urine from their umbilicus (belly button)? When a foal has a urachus (a tubular structure) that is not completely closed,...

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My Mare’s About to Foal....Now What?

January, 2021 \ by Amanda Bradbery, Ph.D.

Key Takeaways:  Prepare your mares so colostrum will equip newborn foals with disease-fighting antibodies. Use your foal watch resources wisely: Use FullBucket Foal Indicator strips and then look for additional...

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Setting The Stage For Foal Health

March, 2020 \ by Amanda Bradbery, Ph.D. Collaborator

Key Takeaways You’ll Get Passive transfer of antibodies from the mare to the newborn foal sets the stage for your horse's immune system to develop. The stresses a mare encounters,...

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