Equine colic refers to a broad range of gastrointestinal disorders in horses that result in abdominal pain. It is a potentially life-threatening condition that can range from mild to severe. The term “colic” itself simply means abdominal pain, but in horses, it can signify different types of underlying issues. It can be difficult to spot the signs and symptoms of equine colic, with so many to watch out for. That’s why we’ve put together some of the most common symptoms of the gastric disorder, some risk factors you should keep…
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Suzanne Ashton: BA (Hons) in Marketing Management, Diploma in Equine Studies, B.E.M.A Member. An entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in marketing, publishing, content curation, editing, and media writing. Avid equestrian, riding since the age of 5 and owning horses for over 35 years. Proud mum to humans, dogs, and a horse.