How long does it take for a horse to get pregnant?

Answer 1

A mare will usually have a foal after 11 months. It is common for horses to be a few weeks early or late, and mares VERY RARELY have more than one foal(such as twins). If they do, the smaller foal is almost always going to be smaller are more under-developed. This is caused by one foal taking most of the nutrients, leaving the smaller with very little, making surviving hard. Even in captivity, a twined foal may not survive.

Answer 2

Generally 11 months.Or 343 days.Its not unusual for a mare to be prenant for 12 months though.

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Answer 3

A mare can get pregnant within a few days of being serviced by a stallion, it really depends on where she is at exactly in her cycle.

Answer 4

it takes 11 months for a horse to give birth

Answer 5

average 1 year can b bit more or less doe dont mind that outer dope who said seven mounts hes a thick

Answer 6

depending on weather, stress, etc a horses gestation is theoretically 11 months

Answer 7

Usaly arround 30 seconds but it could take longer depending on how the mare reacts to the stallion.

Answer 8

A horse is pregnant for about 11 months, or around 340 days. They typically give birth in the spring, after a full gestation period.