Gage,
Everyone has a slightly different foaling kit, I think. You might check the "foaling tips" thread under the Best of Little Beginnings topic heading that MaryLou has listed.
I have my own list saved in a Word Perfect file that I will cut and paste below in just a couple of minutes. It was originally written up to accompany some instructions for a family member that was helping us "foal watch" a few years ago, so I think it refers a little to those instructions.
MA
Foaling Kit
Rubbermaid Container with lid (large enough to easily find/grab items)
• Iodine/Betadine or Nolvasan in a small squirt bottle
• Thermometer
• 60cc syringe with end cut off and inverted for milking mare
• Lubricating Gel
• Surgical rubber gloves
• Ivermectin wormer
• Sharp scissors, preferably surgical
• Human child’s ear/nose rubber syringe
• Human child’s Fleet Enema
• Banamine
• Vet wrap for mare’s tail
• 60cc syringe with tip & 6†vinyl tubing (optional for enema)
• Nylon cord with “d†rings (optional)
• Baling twine or heavy string, about 18â€
• Bottle of Selenium/E for foal shot if in low selenium region
• Bottle of Oxytocin for mare (to bring in milk, if nec. – optional)
• Two – 3cc syringes with ¾ “, 20 gauge needles (for above shots)
Small Garbage Bag to hold placenta. Until then, fill bag with:
• Towels
• Foal Blanket
• Flat Sheet (optional)
Keep close by a Clean Bucket and a larger container of Iodine/Betadine or Nolvasan – whichever you prefer using, incase of a malpresentation.
