Blogs
Catch the latest news from the NIGHTWATCH® team and stay up-to-date on product and industry updates.
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When To Order Your Smart Halter
So, you have a pregnant mare and aren't sure when to order your smart halter so that you can be alerted to foaling?
(The short answer: 2 - 4 weeks before you need to be alerted.) -
How Horse Breeders Use the Smart Halter
Breeding is a major facet of the equine industry and our team is motivated to continually bring more value to breeders - professional operations and horse owners alike! -
Made-In-Mare: A Real Owner’s Story of Breeding Their Mare for the First Time
Breeding a mare is no walk in the park - it takes a lot of planning, time, and finances. Today we hear from an actual mare owner and her experience throughout the breeding process. -
To Breed or Not to Breed — All About Foal Heat
There are two parties in the breeding world, ones that support the breeding method of foal heat and ones who do not. Let's weigh our options are mare owners. -
What You Need in Your 2020 Foaling Kit (Complete with Hacks)
Are you ready for your foal? Click through for a list of essentials to set yourself up for success this foaling season. -
A Breeder's Best Friend
After 4 decades of breeding, raising, owning, and showing horses, Kathy and her husband know the difference between a good product and an average one. Read why they use NIGHTWATCH® in their breeding program. -
Made-In-Mare: The Time I Bred My Mare for the First Time
Raising a foal is every horse owner's dream, but breeding is an art and a science. Read the story of an owner working to inseminate her 13-year-old maiden mare. She plans to use NIGHTWATCH® to alert her when her mare begins to foal. Whether that results in positive health outcomes for the mare and the foal, or simply allows the owner the breathtaking experience to be there as a long-legged miracle comes into this world, she writes that it is worth every penny and then some. -
February Might Fool Phil, But Not The Foals
Punxsutawney Phil may say we have six more weeks of winter, but the foals say otherwise! Foaling is one of the most exciting yet stressful aspects of equine management and it is important for caretakers to be prepared for these adorable babies headed their way.
