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Abnormal Heat Cycles (Estrus) in Mares
  by Robert N. Oglesby DVM

Introduction

Introduction » Behavioral Abnormalities » Cycling in the Winter Months » Known Reasons Mares Will Not Come into Heat » The Mare That Will Not Go Out of Heat » More Info 

To successfully deal with an abnormal mare you must understand the normal heat cycle, particularly the part about transitional phases during early spring and fall. For an overview of the normal heat cycle see the article Breeding Patterns in Mares under the Reproduction Menu. This article deals with some of the causes for abnormal heat cycles, particularly the mare who will not come into heat or go out of heat.
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Discussions on Abnormal Heat Cycles (Estrus)
  Titles Subtopics Posts Updated
iconHeat Cycles1 11 Aug 11, 04
iconPainful cycles- ? No bute helpful1 9 Feb 26, 04
iconMultiple Lutalyse injections1 4 Aug 22, 03
iconElevated Progesterone & Stallionish behaviour1 8 Feb 4, 03
iconWebby stuff on uterus1 3 Jan 29, 02
icon9 year old mare does not come into heat1 4 Dec 10, 06
iconIS IT NORMAL FOR A MARE TO MILK UP WHEN ....1 4 Aug 13, 01
iconRemoving Cysts1 2 Jul 24, 01
iconInhibin and Granulosa Cell Tumors1 2 Aug 21, 00
iconElevated progesterone and behavior problems with mare.1 4 Aug 15, 00
iconPyometra1 2 Aug 11, 00
iconMARE SHOWS STRONGER HEAT ON POOR CYCLE1 6 May 23, 00
iconMare - Cycling- Aggression shown when serving, pregnant and then not1 2 Mar 14, 00
iconMare always accepts Stallion1 6 Feb 3, 00
iconCould my mare have a hormonal problem or a tumour?1 7 Apr 30, 06
icon"Bad" heat cycles and Regumate1 2 Jul 24, 99
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