pineyoaks miniatures
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I don't often post but I have a question that maybe some of you could maybe answer.
My mare had a foal a month ago that never broke the cord when born, the sack and all seemed to come out when she did. Was already on the ground when I found them. Anyway, I waited till it quit pulsating and then tied it off two places and cut between the ties. Put iodine on it two days in a row and so forth
But my question is, it is dried up but still hanging on, I cut it about 3 inches from the belly, and it is still about the size of my little finger. When do they normally fall off? To look at the foal you would think it is a boy but it's a filly.
My mare had a foal a month ago that never broke the cord when born, the sack and all seemed to come out when she did. Was already on the ground when I found them. Anyway, I waited till it quit pulsating and then tied it off two places and cut between the ties. Put iodine on it two days in a row and so forth
But my question is, it is dried up but still hanging on, I cut it about 3 inches from the belly, and it is still about the size of my little finger. When do they normally fall off? To look at the foal you would think it is a boy but it's a filly.