Mares in foal need to have a higher protein content in their feed compared to a non-pregnant mare especially the last 3 months when a foal does the greatest amount of growing. A protein level near 16% and a good vitamin mineral mix with high vit D and calcium should be fed the last 3 months. A mare that is working will need more calories and protein earlier than one that isn't being worked.
No...not all mares wax before foaling.
Mares and highlands are both geographic landscapes. Mares are large, flat plains on the moon, while highlands are elevated areas that are usually rough and mountainous. Both play important roles in the geology and formation of planetary surfaces.
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Yes, mares can be spayed. Every year a few mares are spayed but most mare owners choose to leave a mare intact in case they want to breed her. Mares that are the best candidates for spaying are those with poor conformation, genetic disease's, cross breeds, and those with hormonal problems that lead to aggression and pain.
Yes there are anatomical differences between stallions and mares. But you need to get fairly up close to see them. They do have different genitals, and females do have teats. Fairly small though. Also behavioral differences. Stallions can be very hard to handle, especially around mares. With proper training and a firm hand stallions can be handled relatively normally. When mares are cycling they can be very onerous and behave badly. however some mares are barely affected by cycling.
Please separate the mares from the stallion.
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Mares are female horses.
Xurxo Mares's birth name is Xurxo Garca-Mares Gimnez.
Money makes the mares go.Horses and mares are very faithful.
A Mares' offspring is called a "Foal".
Ondrej Mares died in 2008.
Ondrej Mares was born in 1949.
Uwe Mares was born in 1942.
Leos Mares is 175 cm.
I'm not sure which of those two mares I want to actually purchase. Both mares are foaling!
Hormone levels can cause mares to lactate and mares can be induced to lactate using domperidone and oxytocin. Generally, the mares do not produce colostrum.