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Sand Colic
Sand Colic in Horses
Introduction
Sand accumulation in the bowel of the horse is a common occurrence for those on sandy soils. Over time this accumulation can build up and cause digestive upset, pain, and even result in death in severe cases. Management factors can greatly effect the rate of accumulation of sand. This article contains information on the clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
Clinical Signs
Typical signs can be diarrhea, reoccurring colic, impaction, and death.
Diagnosis
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