At what age can you ween a horse?

Answer 1

In domestic situations many foals are weaned at four to six months old. In feral and wild herds however many foals are not weaned until they are eight months to a year old on average. It is in the best interest of domestic horses to let the foal nurse until at least six months of age and many mares will naturally wean their own foals if they are bred again.

Answer 2

It takes about six to eight months. But it can be sooner or later, depending on the mother of owner. But don't try to wean them before four months otherwise, they could have mental problems later on.

Answer 3

Horses should be weaned at 6 months