Reproduction

Managing broodmares and providing superior nutrition, especially during the last trimester and lactation, frequently involves offering a variety of nutritional Read more

The advantages of feeding omega-3 fatty acids to mares and foals are multifold. Supplements containing eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and Read more

L-arginine is now known for playing important roles in the functioning of the immune, cardiovascular, and endocrine systems. Read more

Optimum fertility for stallions can be supported by correct nutrition and targeted supplementation with specific vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and Read more

Most mares, especially older ones, accept weaning with aplomb, but careful attention should be paid to them in case Read more

Foals require a sufficient volume of high-quality colostrum within the first hours of life because they lack infection-fighting antibodies Read more

Feeding each stallion as an individual is important. The stallion's book (number of mares served during the breeding season), Read more

There are several ways to determine whether a mare’s colostrum contains enough immunoglobulins to protect her newborn foal against Read more

Broodmares must have their nutritional needs met in order to produce healthy, well-grown foals. However, there is some question Read more

Foals should stand and nurse within one hour after birth. Vigilant foaling attendants consider their duties incomplete until the Read more