RS Equine Reproduction LLC

RS Equine Reproduction LLC Specialized Facility Equine breeding services approved by the USDA to export frozen semen abroad.

07/24/2025

Take Aim at Uterine Imbalance with BotuKiller

BotuKiller is a targeted uterine infusion designed to disrupt biofilm and support reproductive health in mares. It's been shown to be highly effective when added to mare cleansing protocols.

Article Highlights:
•⁠ ⁠Uterine sanitizer had inhibitory properties against bacteria and yeast.
•⁠ ⁠Escherichia sp. was the most susceptible, and Pseudomonas sp. was the most resistant.
•⁠ ⁠The dilution of antibiotics in uterine sanitizer was stable.

Lock onto the latest study in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0737080624001692?via%3Dihub

For more research on BotuKiller or other Botupharma products, explore the full research library here: https://bit.ly/4g5u8UH

Today was an interesting day at RS Equine, we analyzed Buck semen. 🐐
07/10/2025

Today was an interesting day at RS Equine, we analyzed Buck semen. 🐐

07/10/2025

Today was an interesting day at RS Equine, we analyzed Buck semen. 🐐

07/01/2025

🇸🇦✨ Welcome to America, Singaar Garnatah! 🇺🇸🔥

We are beyond proud to welcome the incredible Singaar Garnatah (Shamal Al Khalediah x SG Marwah), from Saudi Arabia to the United States.

This one-of-a-kind stallion represents elegance, power, and world-class breeding, and we are honored to be part of his journey.

A heartfelt thank you to Al Kharssan Stud for trusting us with this exceptional horse, and to Abdullah Walibi for his dedication and support in making this dream a reality.

Stay tuned,the best is yet to come. 🌟

📩 For breeding inquiries, please contact Royal.
Contact Royal Arabians:
WhatsApp - +1 (760) 443-4853
Office - +1 480 361 6926
info@royalarabians.com



🔗 www.royalarabians.com

06/30/2025

Dr. Lindley and Melanie Smith explore several key factors that influence the success of an aspiration. From proper nutrition and mare management to refining ...

06/30/2025

💥ISER XIII Flashback Monday! 🇧🇷🐎🧫

Embryo recovery rates in mares are strongly influenced by operator experience, with significantly better outcomes seen in more practiced hands. In a comparison of flushing techniques, overall recovery was around 46%, but an experienced vet consistently outperformed one who was new to the technique. Uterine massage didn’t significantly boost total recovery, though it may aid early embryo retrieval. Notably, mares flushed by the less experienced vet were more likely to develop intrauterine fluid or early luteolysis, and two mares became unintentionally pregnant when not given post-flush PGF2α—highlighting the importance of both experience and post-procedure care.

This research, titled ‘Effect of embryo flushing technique, number of flushing attempts and previous experience of operator on embryo recovery’ was presented by Laura Sala-Ayala et al. at the Brazil ISER meeting in 2023.

Find the full abstract here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jevs.2023.104676

06/27/2025

Ozone therapy (O3) is a great alternative for treatment in Equine Reproduction.🐎🐎🐎

When the embryo is not perfect, we rest it for 24 hours at 15 Celsius before transferring it. This way, we ensure that t...
05/24/2025

When the embryo is not perfect, we rest it for 24 hours at 15 Celsius before transferring it. This way, we ensure that the embryo is alive and we do not misjudge the recipients mare.

Nutrition plays a very important role in equine reproductive outcomes. It’s important to keep them between Moderate & Go...
05/20/2025

Nutrition plays a very important role in equine reproductive outcomes. It’s important to keep them between Moderate & Good. 🐎 🐎🐎

05/15/2025

While others are raising prices, we’re standing firm.
We refuse to hike our prices this season—because our commitment to vets, breeders, and reproductive specialists comes first.
As a thank you, enjoy 10% off with code EQUINE10 at checkout.
Offer ends June 30.

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Happy birthday Luis Felipe!!!! 🎉🎊🎂
05/15/2025

Happy birthday Luis Felipe!!!! 🎉🎊🎂

If you believe that horses need grain in their diet to meet their nutritional needs, you are not alone. However, horses ...
05/19/2024

If you believe that horses need grain in their diet to meet their nutritional needs, you are not alone. However, horses should get most of their nutrients from a good quality forage source such as grass, hay, hay pellets, or a complete feed.

Horses generally eat between 1.5-2% of their body weight each day, so an average size 1,000 lbs horse should eat 15- 20 lbs of hay daily. To help fill any nutrient gaps such as essential vitamins or minerals, a ration balancer may be beneficial. Depending on breed, body condition, and exercise level, concentrates may be added in to provide additional energy but are often not needed.

When deciding on what to feed your horse, it is best to invest in high quality forages as the foundation of your feeding plan. You can even have your hay tested to see exactly what nutrients it is providing. Please consult with your veterinarian or an equine nutritionist about your horse's diet before making any major changes, and remember that any changes should be made gradually over time to avoid GI upset.
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