Should I call the vet out for my foal? - foal pictures
My horse just a week old. I was out shooting with her and her mother and I noticed (sorry if it's gross lol) that the foal has diarrhea. Is this normal for young foal? He is so bright and alert as ever, she eats well and is still social with me. I have heard of so-called foal heat diarrhea, but he was not sure if that was all. Help?
Monday, January 18, 2010
Foal Pictures Should I Call The Vet Out For My Foal?
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Yes, the heat causes this colt. The mare is in heat, soon after birth and all the excess hormones foal is transmitted through the milk, which then causes diarrhea. Do not be too much about them now. One of the things we do with our horses to ensure that irritate all the dirty crap removed in the lower left shelves.
Yes, the heat causes this colt. The mare is in heat, soon after birth and all the excess hormones foal is transmitted through the milk, which then causes diarrhea. Do not be too much about them now. One of the things we do with our horses to ensure that irritate all the dirty crap removed in the lower left shelves.
Get the vet. If an animal has diarrhea is dehydration. You do not want to lose them. Good Lot
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