Placentitis in mares
Learn about what causes placentitis in mares, how to diagnose and treat it, and better understand the anticipated outcome of this condition.
Learn about what causes placentitis in mares, how to diagnose and treat it, and better understand the anticipated outcome of this condition.
Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall is also called “red bag,” and requires speedy intervention.
Mare care tips for horse owners wanting to achieve pregnancy for the equine breeding/foaling season.
Long-time Equine Reproduction Laboratory (ERL) team members Dr. Jennifer Hatzel and JoAnne Stokes are the magicians who help clients achieve their foaling goals through our assisted reproductive technology program.
Ultrasound is the most common and reliable method for equine fetal sexing – contact us to schedule an ultrasound.
A 4-year-old Quarter Horse mare exhibiting aggressive, stallion-like behavior when around other mares was diagnosed with disorder of sexual development (DSD).
Mares with uterus unicornis can successfully reproduce with the help of embryo collection and transfer procedures.
Equine reproduction experts recommend vaccination schedule and guidelines for pregnant mares.
Follow the foaling 1-2-3 rule to effectively monitor and care for a foal during its first few hours of life.
Use our foaling kit checklist to ensure you have the right supplies if you’re planning on foaling out your mare at home.