Preparing a mare for breeding - Artificial insemination

[@priorsfarmequineveterinary8850]

Thank you for your comment. Yes there is no problem with undemanding a warm blood with a ‘cold blood’s’ semen. Provided as you say the sizes of the mare and stallion are compatible.

[@priorsfarmequineveterinary8850]

Thank you very much. We are glad you enjoyed the video!

[@geministrial950]

So ive always been curious. Is it viable to AI a warmblood mare with semen from a coldblood stallion? Granted the mare isnt too small, of course. Ive always wanted a draft horse but there is virtually not a single breeder in my area, so frozen semen is our only choice

[@Al-FaisalVibes]

thanku so much from Pakistan🇵🇰

[@priorsfarmequineveterinary8850]

Our pleasure. Glad to enjoyed the video.

[@rasibwasli6331]

Great madam

[@pjoter1921]

Thank you!

[@priorsfarmequineveterinary8850]

You're welcome!

[@حسينعبدالمنعم-خ8ف]

Thank you so much for this interesting video.i have a question about flushing of the uterus after insemination is that after fresh and frozen semen using? time of flushing after insemination? Dose of saline and antibiotic ? Thank you again

[@priorsfarmequineveterinary8850]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to ask a question. We do not routinely wash out mares at this practice but you will find that some stud vets do advocate this. Here we determine on a case by case basis which mares should be washed out. I can not go into details on a public forum and you should always seek the advice of your own veterinary surgeon. but we wash out both fresh and frozen inseminations. You are normally safe to perform washing out up to 96 hours post insemination. After this you will risk preventing any embryo successfully adhering to the uterine wall.