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Colic is not a disease but a symptom of pain, usually coming from the belly (abdomen). Causes of abdominal pain in horses can vary from a mild self limiting problem to severe life threatening disease. This topic explains symptoms of colic, the different causes, diagnosis, and their treatment.
Topics on Colic in Horses
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iconAn Overview of Colic42 444 Sep 24, 09
iconFirst Aid for Colic10 173 May 12, 09
iconSand Colic20 119 Sep 8, 09
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iconGrain Overload in Horses24 Oct 28, 07
iconAnterior Enteritis34 Jan 9, 07
iconBlister Beetle Poisoning23 Mar 18, 07
iconCecal Impaction24 Sep 28, 09
iconLarge Colon Displacement, and Twists17 137 Jul 16, 09
iconPost Op Care of Abdomial Surgery10 56 Feb 25, 09
iconRectal Tears in Horses16 Aug 13, 02
iconMeconium Impaction in FoalsDec 22, 04
iconOvero Lethal White Foal Syndrome: Equine Aganglionic Megacolon 53 Apr 23, 09
iconColic in Pregnant and Post-birthing MaresClick link to access data.
iconGrass Sickness, Equine Dysautonomia, and Mal SecoClick link to access data.
iconDiscussions on Colic in Horses not covered by the above46 554 Sep 2, 09
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