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Most horse breeders and
veterinarians agree that
the best safeguard against losing a
foal, and
possibly a broodmare, is
to have someone
present when an expectant mare
delivers. In
 some cases,
simply being there to break the sack
will save the life of a
foal. Statistics show that 80 percent of
mares foal between 11 pm and
3 am. Therefore, having
someone available at
night is particularly
important. However, most farms do
not employ full time foaling attendants or
night
watchmen, and breeders spend many
sleepless
nights watching and waiting for a
foal to arrive.
Using the experience and
knowledge we gained from operating
our own foaling facility for
over 10
years (see about
us), we developed
our state-of-the-art foaling
alarms
EquiPage
and
EquiFone to
act as
your night watchman, and to provide
around the clock
surveillance of
your expectant broodmares.
Simply - the best
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