Early Pregnancy Loss
Pete Sheerin, DVM, Dipl. ACT
January 1, 2012
Could a guttural pouch infection be the reason for a broodmare to lose an embryo at two months?
Could a guttural pouch infection be the reason for a broodmare to lose an embryo at two months?
Does using frozen-thawed semen instead of cooled semen reduce the chances of our mare getting pregnant?
I have a young Dutch warmblood stallion with some fertility issues. Is there anything we can do to improve motility?
I’d like to know more about foals who after being delivered, dried, and rubbed well, quit breathing in 10-20 minutes. We have done resuscitation by blowing into their nostrils and pumping their rib cages, and have rubbed them vigorously.
Regardless of the number of mares being bred, it is important to monitor the stallion’s reproductive success in order to maintain his reputation and give yourself time to address any problems he might have.
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