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Adult — 99.5 ℉ to 100.5 ℉
Foal — 99 ℉ to 102 ℉

Adult — 30 bpm to 44 bpm
Foal — 70 bpm to 100 bpm

Learn how to take off of a facial artery.
Please ask Dr. Appel to show you.

Adult — 12 to 20 breaths-per-minute
Foal — 20 to 40 breaths-per-minute

Cotton bandages, vet wrap, Bute, Banamine, thermometer, saline solution.

Approximately 340 days. The average gestation length range from 320 to 362 days, most mares will foal within 330 to 345 days after breeding.

21 days from ovulation to ovulation.
They should be receptive to a stallion approximately 7 days. Mares will “shut down” usually around the end of October and will start back normally, around April 15. In order for mares to start cycling earlier for breeding purposes, you need to have them under lights for sixteen hours starting November 1.

Rabies, West Nile, Eastern/Western Encephalomyelitis (Sleeping Sickness), Tetanus, Rhinopneumonitis, and Influenza.

Depends on the fecal egg count of each horse. Normal practice is to de-worm three times per year. However, this could be incorrect without knowing what the horse really needs. An increased fecal egg count would indicate the horse may be needing a different program.