Strange Horse: The Vet Found Something a Mysterious Object Inside a Mare Who Couldn’t Give Birth
Coul Felicia Delay Her Own Foaling?
Given that this was his first time owning a pregnant mare, Ben had previously questioned whether he had missed the warning signs. But he dismissed that thought since he felt he had known all there was to know. In addition to the doctor’s education, he read up on it and felt competent in his understanding.
Generally speaking, mares give birth after an 11-month gestation. However, this is very unpredictable. Nearly 80% of the time, the foaling process happens at night and is typically quick and efficient. If given a chance, mares seek out secluded areas, give birth quickly, and assist the foal in its first feeding.
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