Usually not...horses, (like most birthing animals), are calm during the foaling process unless there are significant problems with the birthing process.
Much of this is mediated by the hormones released before and during labor and
foaling.
If the mare has a malpositioned foal (dystocia) the veterinarian may administer
drugs that make it easier to reposition the foal. These may include tranquilizers
and or muscle relaxants.
vets equine vets
No Queazy stomachs, Calm and Relaxed, Good with animals
she should be OK but take her to the vets just to be sure
study and cure horses. equus-horse in latin
They jerk the horse off.
Only under a vets orders
dentists and vets can tell a horses age by its teeth
a stud is a male breeding horse. so no.
no its not possible. Take it to the vets and see what they say.☺
Vets don't go anywhere usually, unless it's a big animal-such as a horse- that needs medical help.
Take her to the vets to have an ultrasound.
It all depends on what the wound is and how severe it is, or, if it's a cut, how deep it is.