Facts About A 6-Month-Old Foal

In their first year of life, horses will undergo a lot of changes. These facts about a 6-month-old foal will help you understand all the changes a foal goes through at this age.

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Everything You Should Know About A 6-Month-Old Foal

By six months old, a foal will have gone through a lot of changes since birth. They will be more independent and will have different dietary ...

Is A 6-Month-Old Foal Weaned?

Most foals will be weaned from their mother by six months old. The average age to wean a foal is between four and six months old. At this age point, a foal can fulfill ...

What Should A 6-Month-Old Foal Eat? – 6-Month-Old Foal

At six months old, a foal will eat hay, grass, and concentrates. In general, a six-month-old foal will need to eat about six pounds of growth ...

How Much Does An Average 6-Month-Old Foal Weigh?

The weight of a six-month-old foal will vary by breed and each individual foal. On average, a six-month-old foal will weigh between 425-600 pounds.

By six months old, a foal will have grown a lot and will be likely independent from its mother. They will likely reach 50% of their mature weight and 80% of their mature height.

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