My mare is getting ready to foal, she has a whitish discharge from her vagina, is this normal?

Usually by the time that you see something white, foaling is emanate.

Is it actually a milky, cloudy discharge or is it the tips of the foals front feet? Once something solid like the tips of the front feet, or anything for that matter, is presented, foaling should progress and be completed within less than an hr, if not and if you know what you are doing, you can help, but it is better to call your vet. Once the foal is born, and if your mare will tolerate it, you can help tear the sack from around the foal's face/nose and make sure that it is breathing, then leave it alone and let the mother clean it and bond with it. Once the mare cleans (placenta drops) gather it up and confirm that it is complete, you don't want any part of it to remain inside the mare, it can cause infection and can even lead to founder.

yes =]

it's just a sign that the births soon

i was obsessed with horses all last year i know everything you need lol read every book on them my aunty has horses i ride all the time

natural rider had no lesson n i just got on she's n instuter n said i was outstanding =]

ive had lessons n stuff now tho

sorry im not boasting lol i just have always wanted to say that =p

have a nice saturday!

hope the foals healthy and the mare my grandad is a horse breeder he has the best stallion is britain!! and trotters

i wish i had a horse

much love emma w

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yes!very normal! she will have her foal soon!