Oral atropine has been associated with slowed gastrointestinal movement, but researchers found no evidence of this with topical application.
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Of the 186 respondents, 43 (23%) said their horses colic more frequently during the winter than other times of the year.
Articles on laminitis, colic, hoof abscesses, licking and chewing, and wound care are among the most-read in 2017.
Lecture topics will include parasitology, gastric ulcers, fescue management, respiratory conditions, and more.
With the donation Equine Guelph researchers will study gut health and colic prevention.
Researchers have determined that that some gastrointestinal lesions are more common in certain types of horses.
Dr. Anje Bauck received the 2017 AAEP Foundation Past Presidents’ Research Fellow for her equine colic surgery research.
Still, the researchers say they hope continued research on the topic will make equine gastric ulcers easier to diagnose.
Learn about the innerworkings of horses’ digestive tracts and how the bacteria that reside there impact health.
While aloe vera appeared to have some benefits, researchers say omeprazole remains the treatment of choice.
This rare, but potentially catastrophic, complication occurs in less than 1% of colic surgery patients.
It’s been said that as long as there are horses, they will colic. This remains true, but survival rates are improving.
A digestive health course will be free for the first 50 registrants from each of Ontario’s three racing sectors.
Necrotizing enterocolitis is a serious disease in foals less than 4-6 days of age that’s associated with a high death rate, despite therapeutic interventions.
Mares discharged from the clinic following surgery have an excellent prognosis for survival and producing foals.
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