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My horse is pregnant, and .....?
I need to move her to another state, I was told this was ok... I am wanting to make sure.. I have lloked it up, and gotten both types of answers... She is due in the end of spring.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
don't ask me, I didn't get her pregnant.
- Alice HLv 51 decade ago
She should be fine, make sure you have the proper papers and such, use protective gear for her, and try to reduce the stress load on her. If it is over 3 hours, make a pit stop and give her water. Maybe trailer at night if it is really hot, and try to avoid rush-hour. You don't want to get stuck in traffic.
- 1 decade ago
it should be alright as long as she travels safely
with proper moving equitment she and her baby will be just fine
just make sure she isn't rattled around or anything
(A horse shouldn't be anyways in any situation, but try to be extra careful)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
to th first answer, haha. oh and to your question, research it some more online.
