Breeding Mares That Don’t Show Signs of ‘Heat’
Ryan Ferris, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACT
January 26, 2017
Some mares are “quiet” when in estrus, making them more difficult to breed. Dr. Ryan Ferris of CSU offers advice.
Some mares are “quiet” when in estrus, making them more difficult to breed. Dr. Ryan Ferris of CSU offers advice.
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