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Do Horses Have Litters?

Horses Do Not Have Litters

The word “litter” typically refers to multiple offspring born at the same time, as seen in cats, dogs, and pigs. Horses do not reproduce this way.

A single horse birth produces one offspring, called a foal. While twins are biologically possible, they are extremely rare and often risky for both mare and foals.

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