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Because it is so common and can be fatal, colic is one of the biggest fears of every horse owner. What causes colic? Can you prevent it? You'll discover the answers to these and other important questions as you explore management practices and equine intestinal anatomy. When it comes to colic, an ounce of prevention is worth a TON of cure!
Word Find Word Bank
To help you become familiar with the causes of colic, complete the Word Find activity. Look up any words that are new to you.
Parasites
Sand
Foreign object
Hair
Medications
Melanoma
Intussusception
Diarrhea
Cancer
Torsion
Gastric dilation
Lack of water
Blister beetle
Poisonous plants
Salmonella
Lipoma
Ulcers
Impaction
Adhesions
Dental problems
Abscesses
Blood clot
Labor
Salt poisoning
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Cystitis
Trichobezoar
Tying up
Moldy corn
Anthrax
Ionophores
Mercury
Clostridia
Acorns
Organophosphates
Lead
Linseed oil
Dystocia
Kidney failure
Hernias
Allergic reaction
Liver disease
Arsenic
Urinary stones
Potomac Horse Fever
Colitis X
Peritonitis
Gallstones |

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