This disease is life-threatening and should be treated by a veterinarian swiftly.
The underlying medical cause for the colic symptoms must be identified.
Medical treatment for colic may include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and antispasmodics medication to alleviate pain and inflammation. The administration of fluids, electrolytes, and/or mineral oil via the nasogastric tube. If the horse does not improve with medications or treatments given, then hospital or surgical care may be required for treatment.
Establish a daily routine – including feeding and exercise schedules – Feed a high-quality diet comprised primarily of roughage. Avoid feeding excessive grain and energy-dense supplements. Divide daily concentrate rations into two or more, smaller feedings. Float your horse’s teeth every six months Set up a regular parasite control program. Provide exercise and/or turnout daily. Provide fresh, clean water at all times. Avoid putting feed on the ground, especially in sandy soils. Reduce stress.
This disease is life-threatening and should be treated by a veterinarian swiftly.
Colitis-X is a severe, often fatal gastrointestinal disease in horses characterized by sudden onset of colitis and rapid deterioration, with an unknown exact cause.
Equine Coronavirus Seek veterinary advice if you suspect this disease. Equine Coronavirus (ECoV) is a viral infection in horses caused
Tapeworms Seek veterinary advice if you suspect this disease. The tapeworm can cause severe damage to the horse’s intestinal tract.
