At first glance, the horse is the embodiment of strength, endurance and health. Ale as well as man, has problems and is ill. Collic diseases are the most common cause of premature death of horses. They show abdominal pain most often caused by gastrointestinal obstruction. Many horses suffer from colic seizures even several times during their lifetime, but most often in a mild form. The real cause of colic is sometimes difficult to determine, and the etiological factor remains completely unclear.
The purpose of this book is to increase the knowledge of colic and to help our animals. This guide provides clear descriptions of the development of typical colic diseases of the digestive tract, their causes, symptoms and methods of prevention.
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I. CO This is a wheel
- Signs indicative of colic
- How should a horse’s keeper react when he notices symptoms of colic?
- Page from a veterinarian
- Operational treatment decision
- Treatment of a horse after a cured spike
II.TYPOWOLS AT KONI SIMILY REMEDIATED IN STAY
- Oesophageal obstruction
- Acute gastric distension
- Stomach ulcers
- Twelfth obstruction
- Gastrointestinal inflammation
- Peritonitis
- Contusion of the eye or colon
- Gastrointestinal distension
- Diarrhoea 7-day foals, so-called routing diarrhoea
III. OPERATIONAL COLLATERALS
- Acute intestinal obstruction
IV. OPERATING COLLATERALS
V. Factors capable of having an impact on the occurrence of the colla
- Nutrition
- Water
- Dentity
- Stress
- Parasites
- Medicines
VI. KONI DISEASE WITH COLLABORAL LIKES
- Colitis due to liver disease
- Collic caused by urinary tract diseases
- Reproductive system disease
- Muscle disease
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- Respiratory disease
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