thing calling the vet right away. My vet would rather be called at first
sign then when things get really serious.
This month's Horse Illustrated has a good article on colic. Here's the link
to part of it.
http://www.horsechannel.com/horse-health/colic-vet-care.aspx
Linda W - southeast Michigan
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