RGRHBR307 — Carry out procedures for foaling down mares

1 Prepare for foaling

• 1.1Calculate and document foaling due dates for all mares confirmed pregnant
• 1.2Assess and monitor condition and health status of pregnant mare prior to foaling, including arranging for Caslick to be opened for relevant mares
• 1.3Identify hazards and assess and control risks in assisting with birthing, and follow safe work and safe horse handling practices
• 1.4Check and prepare birthing equipment, resources and materials, and environment, including personal protective equipment for safety and infection control purposes
• 1.5Move mares to an area where intervention can be carried out with minimal disruption and where biosecurity and quarantine procedures can be implemented
• 1.6Prepare a foaling plan according to workplace practices

2 Monitor the foaling process

• 2.1Make regular observations to detect the signs of imminent parturition
• 2.2Prepare a pregnant mare for foaling
• 2.3Check regularly for signs of problems that may occur during foaling, and seek professional advice if required
• 2.4Make regular observations of mare and foal during foaling
• 2.5Ensure the foaling environment, facilities and equipment are maintained in a safe, hygienic and operational state
• 2.6Update and maintain records of foaling and foaling outcomes

3 Carry out monitoring after foal has been born

• 3.1Allow mare to lie and rest for as long as possible
• 3.2Allow the foal to stand to break the umbilical cord, and treat stump with iodine
• 3.3Assist with tying the placenta after the mare stands and checking for expulsion
• 3.4Examine the placenta to ensure no part of it has been retained
• 3.5Monitor the mare and foal for nursing and general health
• 3.6Maintain foaling environment, facilities and equipment in a safe, hygienic and operational state, and report or fix faults
• 3.7Update foaling records accurately according to workplace practices

4 Monitor and report on newborn foals

• 4.1Monitor and report on the health of newborn foal
• 4.2Record the markings and other identifying features of newly born foals
• 4.3Report conditions or signs of ill health requiring veterinary assistance

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