Even if we donât have $80,000 to drop on a car, we want our $20,000 purchase to pretend that we do. To help us along, you throw us bones like XM radio, a faux leather-wrapped steering wheel and that push button starter. Why turn a key like hordes of the great unwashed when you can simply push a button? Actually, the hordes are shrinking, what with 72 per cent of 2014 model cars offering a push button ignition as standard or optional. Itâs a natural extension of those fabulous remote key fobs; I remember the exhilaration of being able to lock the car from the house, or to slide open a van door with the push of a button as I approached it.
Most cases of colic in horses are caused by poor horse management: poor feeding habits, poor exercise and weight management, poor horse worming practices, improper care of a horses' teeth, and even improper exposure to water. Any sudden feed changes in a horses diet will almost certainly cause a horse to colic. Especially if the horse is exposed to a feed that is richer than the one they have been accustomed to eating. To avoid feed induced colic in horses, always introduce new feeds slowly, over the course of 1Â½ - 2 weeks.
What Causes Ulcers in Horses? Stomach ulcers, also known as Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS), are an important topic in equine health care. Ulcers tend to form when the stomach is irritated by acid production, causing erosions in the stomach lining.