stomach

Many horse owners recognize the telltale signs of colic. These can include rolling and kicking at their belly. Are you aware of the more subtle ones though? Your horse may display a few early indicators that something is wrong. It’s important you know what they are, so you can react quickly! Symptoms Indicating Colic Eating...

Any horse can be at risk for colic. It doesn’t discriminate against breed, gender, or age. This condition causes abdominal pain usually from gas, too much grain, impaction, sand consumption, parasites, etc. It’s essential you know what to look for and how to react! 1. DO look for feces. If you don’t see any or...

Dandelions will shortly begin covering your fields this spring and summer. They are a common yellow plant that many have mistakenly labeled as a bad weed. However, horse owners are beginning to realize they can be used as a powerful medicine to treat various aliments. Check out how useful this plant can be in your...

Most people don’t realize how common ulcers in horses truly are. Adult horses and even foals are at risk for this medical condition. Up to 1/3 of stabled horses may have a mild ulcer. Because of unnatural environments, the likelihood of a stalled horse getting one is quite high. Gastric ulcers can cause irritation to...