Practical Clinical Examination in Acute Abdomen of Horse, Determination of Golden Time

معاينه باليني عملي در acut abdomen اسب، تعيين زمان طلايي

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Abdominal colic Colic is a relatively common disorder of the equine digestive system. But “colic” simply means “abdominal pain,” which can have a variety of causes and treatments. Colic also varies greatly in severity. For example, a horse may have a mild bout of abdominal pain that is resolved with a single dose of medication. Other times, colic may necessitate surgery, or unfortunately, euthanasia. All instances of colic in horses should be treated as a potential emergency. If you suspect that your horse is displaying colic symptoms, needs immediate veterinary assistance although there are various forms of equine colic, most horses display some combination of the following symptoms: 1. Anxiety or depression 2. Pawing at the ground 3. Looking at their flank 4. Rolling or wanting to lie down 5. Lack of or infrequent defecation 6. Poor appetite and water intake 7. Excessive sweating 8. Abnormally high pulse rate (over 50 beats per minute) 9. Lack of normal gut noises 10. Stretching out as if to urinate