How many Babys can horses have at once?

Answer 1

Usually a horse has only one foal. Being a very large animal it is rare for a horse to have more than one at a time. However, twins are not unheard of. Twins do not usually live, one of them is usually weaker.

Answer 2

Typically, a mare usually gives birth to one foal at a time. Occasionally, twins are born, but this is quite dangerous for the mare and very rare. I have never heard of triplets being born, as I doubt there would be enough room in the womb for three foals.

Answer 3

This depends: If you are asking about a single mare with one pregnancy she will most-likely have one foal. Twinning can occur in horses, but is uncommon.

Answer 4

Traditionally horses have only one baby at a time, but twins happens too. Often one or both of the babies don't survive. I've never heard of triplets.

Answer 5

first off a horse does not give birth in litters. It can only have one baby at a time

Answer 6

Horses typically give birth to one foal at a time, although twins are rare. Twins can occur in about 1-2% of horse pregnancies, but it is associated with higher risks for the mare and foals.