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September 15, 2004
Nutritional Management of the Mare and Foal
In his study, “Review of Calcium requirements of pregnant mares,” Harold F. Hintz says that the NRC Subcommittee on
November 23, 2003
Shout: Welcoming an Overdue Foal
Skean, completely exhausted, lay motionless on the floor, breathing deeply.
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Managing Broodmares on Fescue Hay or Pasture
For mares with known or suspected fescue exposure, managers should be sure the foaling is attended and a veterinarian
November 10, 2002
Why Horse Supplements?
The market is flooded with supplements for horses, and it is often difficult for horsemen to determine what supplements
January 10, 2002
Feeding the Mare and Foal after Weaning
Nutritional mistakes made early in the lives of horses can lead to structural problems that may limit performance potential.
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Feeding the Mare and Foal after Weaning
Weaning is a stressful time for foals and mares. While mares are often ready to say good-bye to their
November 23, 2000
Foaling Management Tips
Make certain the mare is in a safe environment, and that everything is coming out in the correct fashion
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