Savanah Data

Data on Savanah Foaling
Date	Day of Preg	Milk Color	Milk Calcium	Temp.	Vulva Length (cm)	Anus to Vulva Length (cm)	Photos
5/3/2007	327	straw	---	100.9	9.0	16.0
5/4/2007	328	---	---	100.4	9.0	16.0
5/5/2007	329	---	---	---	---	---
5/6/2007	330	straw	---	99.6	8.5	15.0
5/7/2007	331	none	---	99.4	10.0	16.0
5/8/2007	332	---	---	---	---	---
5/9/2007	333	none	---	98.8	9.5	17.0
5/10/2007	334	none	---	---	---	---
5/11/2007	335	straw	<50	98.1	10.0	17.0
5/12/2007	336	straw	----	99.2	10.0	16.5
5/13/2007	337	---	----	---	---	---
5/14/2007	338	straw	85	99.9	11.0	17.0	Cut Casslicks at top of vulva, 1 inch.
5/15/2007	339	chalk	90	98.6	11.0	17.0
5/16/2007	340	chalk	150	99.7	12.0	17.0
5/17/2007 7:30 AM	341	chalk	200	99.3	13.0	19.0
5/17/2007 6:30 PM	341	chalk	350	98.6	13.0	19.0
	Information
5/18/2007	12:16 AM - Water breaks in mare 12:36 AM - Foal born - colt 1:04 AM - Dipped navel in iodine 1:30 AM - Placenta delivered, intact and ok 1:35 AM - Foal stands 1:37 AM - Vitammen E and Selenium given, 1 cc, IM 2:05 AM - Weight is 43.6 kilos, 91 lbs. 2:27 AM - Foal nurses 2:35 AM - Mare wormed with Quest 3:00 AM - Foal given an ennema 3:05 AM - Muconium present 9:00 AM - Dipped navel 9:00 PM - IgG in foal >800 mg/dl via snap test						Minutes after foal is born. Foal being dried by student. Note the umbilical chord is still attached to mother. Angel slippers on the hooves of the foal protect the mother from damage by hooves. These fall off within minutes of birth. Foal umbilical chord is still attached to mother. The mother is resting and has not yet gotten up. Even before the foal stands we dipped the navel with iodine. Mare has yet to rise and the placenta is still visible coming out the vulva. Tying of the placenta with twine so that the mare does not step on it. The placenta has yet to be delivered at this time. The delivered placenta is spread out to exam for any tears or damaged parts. The entire placenta was delivered. At the bottom right is where the foal came through the placenta. The pink or purple tissue represents the allanto-chorion while the white tissue at the center bottom is the amnion. It is the breaking of the allanto-chorion that is termed breaking of the water. Helping the foal to stand. Mare and foal the next morning. Mare and foal the next morning.