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Your Birth Alarm is sounding the alarm.What do you do now? Do you need to go to stable immediately? Has birth started? When should you intervene? This article tells you what to do and when to take action. Why is your Birth Alarm going off? Birth Alarm responds to full

The birth of a foal is a special moment for every Breeder. After nearly 11 months of gestation, you want to make sure you’re on time for the birth. But how do you recognize that labor is approaching in a mare – and when is the right time to use

Foaling season is coming! A period full of excitement, expectation and responsibility. Precisely why this is the time to calmly check both your stable environment and your Birth Alarm, so that you can soon look forward to the birth of your foal with confidence. In addition to preparing your birth

Starting in 2025, the 2G network will be phased out across Europe. This means that devices using this network, including some Birth Alarm models, will no longer be able to connect. It’s crucial that you take action in time to avoid any risks during your foal’s birth. Models that cannot

Breeding horses is a passion, but it also comes with responsibilities. One of the most important moments is the foal’s birth. For many breeders, it can be a stressful event, especially if the mare foals at night. This is where Birth Alarm comes in. In this article, we share experiences

It’s a familiar sight in stables: a camera pointed at the mare to monitor every movement during pregnancy. While cameras may seem convenient, they don’t provide complete certainty that you’ll be alerted in time for foaling. In this article, we explain why a foaling alert system like Birth Alarm is