dalak
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Post by dalak on Jun 11, 2013 13:58:37 GMT
Has anyone bred from a mare who has previously had a prolapse? And what was the outcome? Did they go on to foal fine in the future?
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Post by fanfarefan on Jun 11, 2013 16:27:46 GMT
ive not any experiences with mare prolapsing , but i have with sheep , and we never kept them to breed from again
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Post by mandmgirl0164 on Jun 11, 2013 16:49:08 GMT
Yes it is possible for them to get in foal again and carry to full term. Give them a year off to fully recover and take Vet advice.
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Post by gillwales on Jun 11, 2013 17:43:36 GMT
I lost a mare due to a prolapse and personally I would never try to breed from one that had suffered this.
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dalak
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Post by dalak on Jun 11, 2013 23:31:50 GMT
I have a mare whos due soon who had a prolapse last year, i used to own her a couple of years ago and she proplapsed with new owners last year  anyway ive had her back a few months now, i have had her on raspberry leaves in her feed (as advised to help uterus muscles and clensing) and have kept her well excersised and turned out on a hill to keep her toned. Just wanted to know if anyone had any experience of others, fingers crossed it goes well, shes a lovely mare  |
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Post by horseyll81 on Jun 12, 2013 10:19:44 GMT
My first mare prolapsed with her foal. I was advised to never breed from her again. She was sadly PTS at 6 due to a field accident...as she couldnt breed again???
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anyway ive had her back a few months now, i have had her on raspberry leaves in her feed (as advised to help uterus muscles and clensing) and have kept her well excersised and turned out on a hill to keep her toned. Just wanted to know if anyone had any experience of others, fingers crossed it goes well, shes a lovely mare 