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Enteroliths in Horses
  by Robert N. Oglesby DVM

Introduction

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Enteroliths are stones that form in the large bowel of horses, usually in the right ventral colon. These stones, over months or years, can grow quite large. If they become to large to pass they may result in temporary recurring obstruction and a recurring colic that is difficult to diagnose. The obstruction may become permanant and fatal. This article discusses causes, clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
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Discussions on Enteroliths in Horses
  Titles Subtopics Posts Updated
iconEnterolith and ruptured intestine1 13 Feb 14, 09
iconResearch Summary: Enteroliths in Minature Horses1 1 Apr 10, 08
iconColic vs Enterolith1 37 Feb 13, 09
iconPredisposition to the formation of enteroliths1 8 Apr 15, 07
iconMineral oil and physillum to clean stones out1 2 Aug 18, 04
iconCider vinegar as enterolith preventive1 8 Jun 22, 03
iconEnteroliths possible 1 9 Jun 18, 03
iconEnterolith formation in horses1 7 Jul 6, 01
iconBreeding after colic surgery1 4 Aug 22, 00
iconDiagnosing possible Enterolith1 62 Feb 13, 09
iconColic due to iron poisoning? dehydration?1 5 Jul 27, 02
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