Colic Rich Danielson Advanced Animal Science Rugby High School

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Colic Rich Danielson Advanced Animal Science Rugby High School Rugby, ND Instructor: Randall Cale

Colic Colic is a disease that affects a horse’s Gastro-intestinal tract(GI tract).

Causes of Colic Generally caused by obstruction in the digestive tract Twisting of intestines(aka-twisted gut)

Symptoms of Colic Severe abdominal pain Uneasiness or restlessness Looking at flank region Getting up and down often Kicking at belly Sweating Bloat Rolls often Increased pulse and respiration rate

Prevention of Colic Follow de-worming program Feed in small amounts several times a day rather than 1 large feeding. Check teeth twice a year Eliminate mouth disorders Eliminate chewing disorders

Treatment of Colic Surgery Call vet immediately Until vet arrives: Make horse walk Do not allow horse to roll

Bibliography: Aiello, Susan E. Merck Veterinary Handbook. Whitehouse Station, NJ: Merck and Co. Inc., 1998. Gillespie, James R. Modern Livestock and Poultry Production 4th Edition. USA: Delmar Publishers Inc., 1992.