Mare stare for a high risk mare, anyone?
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The baby needs to have its cord dipped. The cord still hasn't broken yet--which is good. Jen has to make sure the fily pees, poops, and nurses. I was usually in the barn 3-4 hours after each foaling. Important stuff. Stall has to be cleaned--afterbirth saved to make sure it's all there. Well--I always had the vet check it, but I bet these gals know how to do that.
I love watching Jen--she's so calm and gentle.
I love watching Jen--she's so calm and gentle.
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