PPT-MARE NOSTRUM

Hovedprosjekt vår 2013 Bachelorstudium i ingeniørfag data og informasjonsteknologi Gruppe 17 Introduksjon Gruppen Haimanot Ftsumbrhan Tekie Eirik Lund Flogard Altin Qeriqi. Animal Science. When can a mare be bred? . Peak time is between April to June. Prime age of mare for breeding is 3-10 years old. The best age is 3 years old. Mares over 13 may have difficult time if they have never foaled before. 1 2 3 4 5 10 9 7 6 8 11 1 2 8 7 10 9 3 5 4 MorainesLoch SkeenDrystane dykesDob’s LinnGrey Mare’s TailTo Selkirk To Moffat This map illustration is intended as a guide and is not for detailed What is the proper care of the mare and foal during and after foaling?. Definitions. Fetus. An unborn offspring of a mammal. Colostrum. The . first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies. XXXIIInd International Swimming Meeting of Monte-Carlo FINANCIAL AIDS Mare Nostrum Making Plans. Broodmares need to be basically healthy in order to be fertile – healthy body condition, good parasite control, etc. . Studies have shown that mares who carry more weight (BCS of 5 or higher), are more fertile, and those that are gaining weight have the best fertility. . For . moody. . mares. Cavalor Venus. Hormone. . cycle. Complicated. . process. Lots of . hormones. are . involved. Process. . can. . causes. . sensitive. . mares. Creating. rest in . the. . Drew Eanes. , OpTerra Energy Services. Stephanie Norris, . Mexico Public Schools. Drew Eanes. , Business Development Manager at OpTerra Energy Services. Stephanie Norris. , Business Manager at Mexico Public Schools. 1 mares may benefit from a Caslick Dr. Susan A. Mende, DVM, Dipl. ABVP Breeding season is just around the corner, and you may be one of many mare owners who are considering breeding your mare. A great place to start is discussing the Remem ber, every these are just general guidelines *NEVER try to pull the foa !* Pulling can cause damage to the mare’s repro tract, the foal, or prematurely tear the umbilical cord causing t New approaches for diagnosis and management Margo L. Macpherson, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACT University of Florida Erin Runcan, DVM, Diplomate ACT For the equine veterinarian, an open mare at the end of th 1 standing inflammation) is characterized by the presence of lymphocytes and other mononuclear cells in the endometrium. Inflammation may be infectious or non-infectious in origin, but is a potentia 98 Theriogenology Insight: 5(2): 95-98. August, 2015 prolonged dystocia a complete fetotomy is indicated, if fetus is live or the dystocia cannot be resolved by manipulation or fetotomy then immediat 1 measured in blood are only 2 to 3 ng/ml during the second half of gestation. This is much lower than levels during the first 3 Blood samples are often collected from pregnant mares to determine i