The sex of an equine foetus can be determined from around 60 to 120 days of gestation, by transrectal (internal) ultrasound examination.
The sex of an equine foetus can be determined from around 60 to 120 days of gestation, by transrectal (internal) ultrasound examination.
Foetal sexing is a recently developed technique that allows us to identify the anatomical structures which indicate the gender of the developing embryo.
Accuracy of the procedure and the time required for it to be undertaken depend upon the experience of the veterinarian who must have an in-depth knowledge of the ultrasonographic cross-sectional anatomy of the equine fetus.
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