Eden Equine Fertility

04/09/2024

04/09/2024

*1st October Scans*
Reminder to book a scan this month as your breeding contract may offer a refund or carry the breeding over to 2025 if your mare is not in foal on 1st October!

07/08/2024

G***ks Taminiau x Dancier 2024 filly 😮

Annie Lloyd Charlotte Sephton Jade Smith Niamh Dromgoole Georgia Webb Alice Williams Bev Pentland EquiScope Lucy Randles
G***k Horse Performance Center

29/07/2024

Another positive pregnancy scan this morning ✅ A huge congratulations to Team Parkes! 😍

15/07/2024

Sounds like a lovely day out! 🐎 🌳 ⛰

🤠 🐴

23/05/2024

This very exciting young stallion will soon be standing just up the road at Stallion AI Services. A lot of interest from clients already, and he is definitely on our short list!

23/05/2024

Feeding the Mare Prior to Covering

The decision to put your mare in foal is a big one so making sure she is well
prepared will help maximise her chances of conceiving and help avoid costly, repeat
visits coverings or lengthy spells at stud.

🐴 Mares who are significantly over or under weight are less likely to conceive
so, if your mare needs to lose or gain a lot of condition, the sooner you make
the necessary adjustments to her diet the better.
🐷 For the overweight mare or particularly good-doer, such as a native type,
calorie intake and access to grazing may need to be restricted, to encourage
weight loss. A low calorie balancer is then the perfect solution, for providing
the essential protein, vitamins and minerals she needs, for health and well-
being, without the calories.
🥕 Where additional calories are required to help a mare gain or maintain
condition, a specially formulated conditioning mix or cube is an ideal and cost-
effective choice.
🌾 Whether you feed a mix, cube or balancer, ensure it is fed at the
manufacturer's recommended levels to ensure a fully balance diet which also
helps the mare build up good nutrient reserves to support the planned
pregnancy. If you find you need to feed less than the recommended
quantities of your chosen mix or cube, it will be wise to top up the nutrient
levels with a balancer.
🍎 If, despite a fully balanced diet and being in optimum condition, your mare has
problems getting in foal, your vet and nutritionist can discuss the use of
specially formulated nutritional supplements to support fertility.

For loads more information, visit www.baileyshorsefeeds.co.uk/breeding

16/05/2024

Nice little video 👌

02/05/2024

Why might late pregnancy monitoring be useful for your mare?

Late pregnancy monitoring can be useful in mares that we would class as ‘high risk’. This could include: an older mare, a mare who’s previously had a difficult birth, aborted previously, had a red bag delivery, had a previous mal-presented foal, has pre-300 days in foal udder development/running milk/ vaginal discharge.

Re**al ultrasound of the mare allows us to A) Assess the position of the foal B) Assess the placenta and measure the combined thickness of the placenta and the uterus (CTUP)

Even if your mare is clinically well, a late pregnancy scan can help us rule out a breach presentation or even provide you with reassurance that everything is going well

A) To assess the position of the foal we usually scan for the foals eye. This can help us visualize if the foal is sat in the correct position and to be more prepared if it is not.

B) Assessing the placenta via ultrasound can help us assess for any placental abnormalities or placentitis. Early detection and treatment of the this is paramount to help ensuring the birth of a viable foal. We measure the CTUP and compare this to normal reference ranges for the stage of gestation the mare is at.

Please get in touch if you’d like to discuss or book in for a late pregnancy scan

28/04/2024

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28/04/2024

18/04/2024

Meet the team...
Jess joined us last year to help out behind the scenes in the office. She qualified as a vet in 2017 and worked in general equine practice for 4 years. When not at Eden Jess is travelling around the North West with her business EquiScope, diagnosing and treating horses with gastric ulcers. The scope has been beneficial here and it has been used to look inside a uterus as part of fertility investigations and also to visualise conditions such as a cleft palate in a foal.
Outside of work Jess is getting to grips with being a new mum and enjoys long walks with Daisy - her crazy dog!

17/04/2024

Our lovely Mr Evans is looking for a new home x

British Warmblood, Warmblood ✔ Main discipline: Dressage horses - Stallion - 1 year and 17 hh - Black ► Find your dream horse now!

19/04/2021

Early morning scanning after a busy weekend isn’t so bad with this view on your journey to work and a strong coffee! 🌅 ☕️

13/04/2021

💥ATTENTION DRESSAGE BREEDERS💥

✨CHILLED SEMEN AVAILABLE✨

We are pleased to announce that following the successful trial shipment last week, we can now import chilled semen to the UK for the following van Olst stallions:

GLAMOURDALE
KJENTO
NEGRO
JAYSON

If you would like more information, please contact [email protected] or call 01948 666295.

10/04/2021

What a jockey! Congratulations to Rachael Blakemore, making history today!!! 🐎 🐎🐎🐎🐎

HISTORY! Rachael Blackmore becomes the first female jockey to win the Grand National 👑

31/03/2021

A lovely sunny day and a great start to the embryo work this year with a successful flush of this beautiful day 8 embryo ! ☀️

29/03/2021

Lovely to welcome the beautiful Demby Divas back for foaling! Hopefully it won’t be long before the first foal makes an appearance judging by how they are looking 🐴