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IR horses typically have no energy, frequent urination, mares will have cycling difficulties, can not catch or carry a foal, their eyes can be cloudy, they sweat profusely with very little work. Their coat lacks luster and is typically longer and some times seemingly curly and slow to shed in the spring or summer.
The purpose of this information sheet is to give the reader some perspective into this disorder, that can occur in any horse, and provide some insights as to how colic can be managed. Colic is a general term which applies to two types of disruption of the horse's normal intestinal processes. Depending on the cause of the colic, the horse may be experiencing a digestive spasm (temporary hyperactivity of the digestive tract) or his intestinal activity may be reduced.