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Horse Disease Colic

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• The Equestrian Center - Horse Vacations The Equestrian Center - Feed, Nurtrition, Health, Equine Supplements Agriculture Farms - http://www.online96.com/horses/feed.html
  
  • The Equestrian Center - Horse Vacations The Equestrian Center - Feed,
  • Nurtrition, Health, Equine Supplements Agriculture Farms
  • The Equestrian Center
  • Kentucky Equine Research, Inc.
  • Development to Produce a Strong, Athletic Horse
  • Kathy Anderson,Extension Horse Specialist at the University of Nebraska
  • look for when selecting hay for your horse.
  • Feeding the overweight horse.
  • Why accurately weighing your horse is so important.
  • Are mood swings related to what your horse eats? Yes and no.
  [Abstract]
• Horse Health: Equine Colic - http://www.equine-world.co.uk/colic.htm
  
  • Horse Health: Equine Colic
  • EQUINE WORLD UK
  • The lastest equestrian news updated daily.
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  • Shop Online for equestrian books, equestrian clothing, horse equipment, etc.
  • Fancy a Horse Riding Holiday? Check out our extensive list of equestrian
  [Abstract]
• Equi-Site.......Jumps - http://www.equi-site.com/jumps.html
  
  • Teton Sioux - Song of the Horse Society
  • this page, you will find "jumps" or links to other horse-related sites on the Internet.
  • if you would like information on advertising your horse-related items or services on Equi-Site, and you don't
  • Equestrian Wear
  • General Horse Pages
  • American Paint Horse Association
  • American Quarter Horse
  • American Quarter Horse Association
  • American Saddlebred Horse
  • American Shire Horse Association
  [Abstract]
• Horse Health - equine complaints in the tropics - http://www.comvet.com/html/body_equinehealth.html
  
  • Horse Health - equine complaints in the tropics
  • Equine Health
  • of land, it is of little surprise that there is no horse breeding industry in Singapore (although animals from
  • advice are digestive tract dysfunction (particularly colic), dermatological complaints, lameness,
  • equine health
  [Abstract]
• Equine Colic - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8037/colic.html
  
  • Equine Colic
  • Equine Colic : its Causes, Variations, Remedies, and Preventive
  • trying to do here is give you some sense of what colic is.
  • Please, if you suspect your horse has colic consult a veterinarian
  • [Types of Colic]
  • [Indications that a horse has colic]
  • [Colic and the myenteric plexuses]
  • [Remedies for Colic]
  • [Causes and Preventative Measures for Colic]
  • Equine colic is a sometimes serious condition, and can be
  [Abstract]
• Horse Country News and Editorials - http://www.horse-country.com/editorial.html
  
  • Horse Country News and Editorials
  • Horse Sports
  • The Equestrian Times
  • fund has been created in the memory of show jumping horse Big Ben, who was humanely destroyed December 11, 1999
  • after complications with colic.
  • Fund will support education and research to prevent colic.
  • Established by the Equine Research Center in Guelph, Ont.
  • Andrew Clarke of the Equine Center.
  • Equine Research Centre
  • Equine Research Centre also takes donations by phone: (519)
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• Equine Supplies at LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineSupplies.htm
  
  • Equine Supplies at LeadLine, International
  • Breeds of Horse T-Shirts
  • Equine Supply Vendors -Advertising Info
  • Equine Supply Values
  • Horse Ranches & Trainers
  • RV and Horse Parks
  • Add Your Horse
  • Horse Health Topics
  • Preventing Colic
  • Gas Colic
  [Abstract]
• The Horse Industry Search Engine: Products - http://equifind.com/links/Products/
  
  • The Horse Industry Search Engine: Products
  • ArmstrongEquine.
  • Equestrian Holidays Ireland,
  • - Equestrian Holidays in Ireland.
  • Equine Probiotics
  • - When your horse shows signs of colic, ulcers, loss of appetite or just
  • - Equine Probiotics and nuch more for the horse industry.
  • EquiTux Equestrian Products
  • - Quality equestrian gear with affordable custom options.
  • Saddle pads and horse clothing made to meet your riding needs.
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• Document moved - http://www.looksmart.com/r_search?l&search=&key=%22colic+and+horse%22+%22equine+...
  
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• Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: GAS COLIC, Equine Health Topics F.Y.I., Equine Links, Horse Tack and Supplies and More! - LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineFYIjune99.htm
  
  • Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: GAS COLIC, Equine Health Topics F.
  • , Equine Links, Horse Tack and Supplies and More! - LeadLine,
  • ArmstrongEquine.
  • June's Featured Horse ~
  • Breeds of Horse T-Shirts
  • Equine Supply Vendors -Advertising Info
  • Equine Supply Values
  • Horse Ranches & Trainers
  • RV and Horse Parks
  • Add Your Horse
  [Abstract]
• Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: COLIC, Other Equine Health Topics, Equine Links, Horse Supplies and More - LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineFYImay99.htm
  
  • Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: COLIC, Other Equine Health Topics, Equine Links, Horse Supplies
  • ArmstrongEquine.
  • June's Featured Horse ~
  • Breeds of Horse T-Shirts
  • Equine Supply Vendors -Advertising Info
  • Equine Supply Values
  • Horse Ranches & Trainers
  • RV and Horse Parks
  • Add Your Horse
  • Horse Health Topics
  [Abstract]
• Amazon.com: buying info: Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series) - http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0876059116/104-1878025-8406311
  
  • com: buying info: Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Tendon and Ligament Injuries in the Horse (Howell Equestrian Library)
  • Concise Guide to Medications and Supplements for the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Nutrition in the Horse (Concise Guides Series)
  • Concise Guide to Arthritis in the Horse
  • DONALD TUTT: Veterinary Notes For Horse Owners (Price: $29.
  • (ED) EQUINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ALSO WAGONER, DON (ED.
  • Equine Medicine
  • Colic in horses
  [Abstract]
• Equine health care and nutrition products with a holistic approach - http://www.cam.org/~biology/horse.htm
  
  • Equine health care and nutrition products with a holistic
  • Equine Products Division
  • Manufacturers of Equine Health Care Nutrition Performance Products
  • Equine Health Through Balanced Nutrition with a Bio-Holistic
  • Manufacturers of equine nutrition products, equine health care products, horse
  • preparations, beneficial bacterial cultures, horse thrush treatment, probiotics, biological bacterial
  • stamina nervous tendencies, intestinal stabilizers, colic preparations, chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine,
  • Equine DW-123
  • Natures Natural Horse Dewormers
  • With Equine DW-123
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• Arabian 1.Com - Arabian Horse Books - http://www.arabian1.com/bookstore.htm
  
  • Com - Arabian Horse Books
  • The Arabian Horse Bookstore
  • Books on Arabian horses and related equine subjects have never been so easy to find!
  • , selected Arabian horse and equine related books for your edification and enjoyment.
  • several publications that we feel would benefit Arabian horse enthusiasts.
  • Horse Care
  • Horse Business
  • The Classic Arabian Horse
  • The Arabian Horse
  • The Arabian Horse : His Country and People
  [Abstract]
• Other Sites - http://www.nawpn.org/links.htm
  
  • American Association of Equine Practitioners
  • Short articles on various subjects including lameness, horse care, colic, EPM, reprodutive difficulties and
  • Equine Viral Arteritis
  • American Horse Council
  • American Horse Shows Association
  • of North American Sporthorse Registries.
  • - A comprehensive list of almost all the horse sites on the Internet.
  • - Up-to-Date Horse News in Dutch and English
  • - Updates on Equestrian News
  • Hunter & Sport Horse Magazine
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• The HayNet: What's New - http://www.haynet.net/New/1-Dec-1999.html
  
  • Sport Horse Medicine
  • - books on horse health care: "Preventing Colic in Horses," "Equine
  • Lameness," "Instructions for Equine Clients," and Central Carolina Equine Practice on-line
  • - an association open to all horse interested people; we lease a site from the City of
  • round pen, two clubhouses, a barn which stables 26 horse and numerous trails; we also publish a magazine called
  • JumpStart Equestrian Enterprises
  • - equestrian consultants to assist with all your equestrian needs
  • - on-location equine photography, shows, trials & private farm sessions;
  • Michigan (US) horse show and event calendar; website design, scan services
  • Equine Related Schools : Boarding Schools
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• Google Web Directory - Sports > Equestrian > Personal_Homepages - http://directory.google.com/Top/Sports/Equestrian/Personal_Homepages/
  
  • Google Web Directory - Sports > Equestrian > Personal_Homepages
  • KBR Horse Training Articles
  • articleson different subjects: Having trouble getting your horse to do what you want? Unsure of how to approach an uncatchable
  • horse? First time saddling your colt?
  • Baltimore Horse Country's TV Links
  • television shows with horses, and much information about equine activities for the Mid Atlantic region.
  • Horse Turd In A Box!
  • Do you have a sense of humor? Are you a " horse" husband or wife? Visit and have a great laugh.
  • The Horse Information Page
  • homepage that is a collection of specific resources for: Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM), Strangles, Tetanus,
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• Vet corner on Horsecity.com - http://www.horsecity.com/VET/colic.html
  
  • free of charge by the AAEP, American Association of Equine Practitioners.
  • Visit this web site for many answers to your equine health questions.
  • CAN YOU PREVENT COLIC?
  • Colic.
  • seems to happen at any time and place and to any horse.
  • As common as colic is, it remains misconstrued and lacks singular explanation.
  • Thousands of dollars have been invested in colic studies, yet it is still an offender of even the healthiest
  • Taber's Medical Dictionary defines colic as a spasm of any soft or hollow organ, such as the
  • The American Association of Equine Practitioners classifies colic in horses into three
  • Classifying Colic
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• rec.equestrian FAQs - http://www.horse-country.com/faqs/
  
  • equestrian FAQs
  • equestrian circa 1993-6, one of the oldest USENET newsgroups.
  • edu/pub/equestrian/
  • new_horse_owners
  • equine_senior
  • horse_person
  • horse_transport
  • horse_treats
  • potomac_horse_fever
  • Colic Aftercare and Prevention
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• Equine Colic - http://www.moormans.com/feedfacts/equine/horsejan99/index.htm
  
  • Equine Colic
  • Prevention of Equine Colic
  • Colic is a general term used to describe any painful condition
  • involving the horse's abdomen.
  • Colic can result from problems affecting the gastrointestinal
  • Colic involving the gastrointestinal tract may be separated
  • is on common causes, treatments, and prevention of colic originating in the gastrointestinal tract.
  • Colic can take on a variety of different appearances in a
  • horse.
  • Mild colic signs include the horse swishing its tail, pawing,
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• [foal] Fwd: Horse Humor: Equine Vocabulary - http://www.mail-archive.com/foal%40onelist.com/msg00003.html
  
  • [foal] Fwd: Horse Humor: Equine Vocabulary
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  • It is truly funny! Enjoy! Susan Equine Vocabulary THE TRUTH ABOUT BREEDER LINGO - what they
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• Here We Go With More Horse Links! - http://members.tripod.com/~pottala/more-links
  
  • Here We Go With More Horse Links!
  • HORSES! Mega horse Links-add yours.
  • HORSE PREVIEWS MAGAZIN
  • HORSE DEPOT - FULL PAGE COLOR PHOTO HORSE ONLY.
  • Alberta Equine .
  • .On-Line: Horse Classifieds, Prod
  • A Celebration of Horses awaits You at Equine World
  • American Miniature Horse Association Official Sit
  • Dream Horse Classifieds.
  • Foster Family Horse Page.
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• The Horse Interactive -- March 1999: Upfront (News and Notes) - http://www.thehorse.com/9903/upfront.html
  
  • The Horse Interactive -- March 1999: Upfront (News and Notes)
  • ESSENTIAL HORSE HOME
  • News and Notes from the Equine World
  • Canadian Equestrian Federation To Administer " Horse Reward Fund"
  • Veterinary Graduate Student Receives Fellowship In Equine Colic Research
  • Owners competing in American Horse Shows Assocation sanctioned events are subject to
  • At the American Horse Shows Association's (AHSA) Veterinary and Drugs
  • The new drug rules limit a horse to no more than two substances listed in the AHSA rules;
  • seven-day interval should be observed or the horse runs the risk of testing positive for more than two
  • interval is not observed, there is a possibility of a horse testing positive for more than two NSAIDs.
  [Abstract]
• Colic Health Care Fact Sheet from the Equine Research Centre at Guelph - www.erc.on.ca - http://www.erc.on.ca/colic2.htm
  
  • Colic Health Care Fact Sheet from the Equine Research Centre
  • What is Colic?
  • The term " colic" means only " pain in the abdomen" or
  • One of the problems with equine colic is that it can be very difficult in the early
  • A guided tour of the horse's gastro-intestinal tract (GIT or " guts" )
  • helps to explain why there are so many forms of colic.
  • The horse's GIT is similar to that of most species but it
  • design features, some of which predispose it to colic.
  • The horse has a fairly small stomach for its size (8-15 litres),
  • junction of the small and large intestines the equine GIT has a large blind-ended* outpouching over 1
  [Abstract]
• Can You Prevent Colic? - http://www.eqgroup.com/Library/colic2.htm
  
  • Can You Prevent Colic?
  • CAN YOU PREVENT COLIC?
  • Colic.
  • seems to happen at any time and place and to any horse.
  • As common as colic is, it remains misconstrued and lacks singular
  • Thousands of dollars have been invested in colic studies, yet it is still an offender of even the
  • Taber's Medical Dictionary defines colic as a spasm of any soft or hollow organ, such as
  • The American Association of Equine Practitioners classifies colic in horses into three
  • Classifying Colic
  • This is the most common category and simply means the horse's bowels are not working properly.
  [Abstract]
• Articles - http://www.nchorsenews.com/articles.htm
  
  • Serving Horse Owners Across the State
  • Equine Lameness
  • We hope you like this new feature of North Carolina Horse News.
  • Basic Horse Psychology and Handling Safety
  • EIA: Is Your Horse In Danger?
  • Cold Weather Tips For Horse and Rider
  • Understanding Equine Vision
  • Calculating Horse Weight
  • Dental Problems in the Older Horse
  • Important Educational Resource to Horse Owners
  [Abstract]
• Colic the Horse Owners nightmare - http://212.2.13.220/Glen-1.htm
  
  • Colic the Horse Owners nightmare
  • The UKs online Equestrian magazine
  • He has always wanted to own his own horse, a horse with power and good looks but a horse well
  • Well now he owns such a horse called Merlin (registered Loughry Glen Argyle)
  • where there was only the rag and bone mans horse to be seen.
  • Grandfather who lived in the Epping area and was a horse dealer.
  • Forest I'm never happier than when I'm riding a horse" said Glen.
  • ride and only last year he owned his first horse " Merlin" .
  • Christmas present from his wife, bought from Brian Lusk a horse dealer in Hertfordshire.
  • telephoned Brian on the Thursday saying what kind of horse Glen has always dreamed of.
  [Abstract]
• Colic the Horse Owners nightmare - http://212.2.13.220/Marc%20page-1.htm
  
  • Colic the Horse Owners nightmare
  • The UKs online Equestrian magazine
  • Our Online Equestrian Vet
  • Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Certified Equine Practitioner
  • in 1989 and took specialised lectures about Equine Surgery and ortherpedics.
  • ortheroedics where he gained a further certificate in Equine Practice.
  • This is a two year course working in an established Equine practice in which you have to undertake a case
  • Marc likes to get a horse 100% sound so the horse can perform to their
  • He also has keen interests in Equine breeding and can provide fresh Semen from excellent
  • The practise " Oak Equine Veterinary Surgery" in Bexfield, Gallywood
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• Amazon.com: buying info: Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series) - http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0876059116/103-4577507-1428638
  
  • com: buying info: Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Tendon and Ligament Injuries in the Horse (Howell Equestrian Library)
  • Concise Guide to Medications and Supplements for the Horse (Concise Guide Series)
  • Concise Guide to Nutrition in the Horse (Concise Guides Series)
  • Concise Guide to Arthritis in the Horse
  • (ED) EQUINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ALSO WAGONER, DON (ED.
  • DONALD TUTT: Veterinary Notes For Horse Owners (Price: $29.
  • Equine Medicine
  • Colic in horses
  [Abstract]
• HorseNet(tm)Health and Vet Resources - http://www.horsenet.com/vet.html
  
  • Alternative Equine Therapy
  • Athletic Horse, The
  • BioScan Equine Therapies-Non Invasive
  • Corrective, therapeutic, and performance horse shoeing.
  • Educational seminars and books on hoof care and horse shoeing.
  • In most forms of horse sports the horse is subjected to great stress on tendons,
  • To take care of your horse's legs and to help prevent serious injury it is therefore
  • Tom Allen HORSE DENTISTRY
  • Describes the importance of thorough equine dentistry to the longevity, comfort, and efficiency
  • of the horse.
  [Abstract]
• http://www.horsenet.com/mag.html
  
  • Horsepower Magazine For Young Horse Lovers
  • Xenophon Horse Books - Over 400 horse books
  • Pay less on your horse books! We offer over 400 horse books and give reductions
  • Alaska Horse Journal
  • American Equine Magazine
  • American Horse Publications
  • better understanding and communication within the equine publishing industry.
  • First online webzine dedicated to the Appaloosa horse.
  • Arabian Horse Newspaper, The
  • Arabian Horse news and information source for the South Central States,
  [Abstract]
• EQUERRY.COM - News - Obituaries (Human and Equine) - http://www.equerry.com/html/news/eq_news-obits.htm
  
  • COM - News - Obituaries (Human and Equine)
  • For the Horse Enthusiast
  • General Equine
  • (Human and Equine)
  • promotions, personalities, in short -- everything that the horse enthusiast needs or wants to know!
  • He was only the second horse to be entered in Canada's Sports Hall of Fame and just last
  • was euthanized to end the suffering of yet another colic attack.
  • He was much more than just a horse -- he was my best friend and soul mate.
  • Fatality at the Scottish Championship Horse Trials.
  • The British Horse Trials Association (BHTA) announced today the tragic
  [Abstract]
• JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF MEMORIAL LIBRARY - http://www.devalcol.edu/e.htm
  
  • Equine Periodicals " E"
  • EQUINE SCIENCE
  • " " " CAREER IN EQUINE SCIENCE" " "
  • " " " WORKING IN THE HORSE WORLD" " "
  • " " " EQUINE EDUCATION" " "
  • " " COLLECTION AND TRANSFER OF EQUINE EMBRYOS" " "
  • " " " EQUINE EMERGENCIES ON THE ROAD" " "
  • " " DISASTER ACTION GUIDELINES FOR HORSE OWNERS" " "
  • " " DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR THE HORSE OWNER" " "
  • " " " HAWKINS GUIDE:EQUINE EMERGENCIES OF THE ROAD" " "
  [Abstract]
• I WANNA RIDE: Western and English Horsemanship Videos, T-shirts, caps and Polo Shirts. - http://www.iwannaride.com/
  
  • With a bit of work and a horse to practice on, at the end of the series you should
  • terminology as well as a greater understanding of our equine friends.
  • I WANNA RIDE Colic Kit
  • The Colic Kit
  • Equestrian WebRing
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• Internet Keywords on AltaVista - http://www.altavista.com/cgi-bin/query?rnsp=0&realname=colic+and+horse+or+equine...
  
  • colic and horse or equine or equestrian
  • Cox the Saddler Equestrian Shop Horse and Rider Supplies Information
  • Colic and Babies
  • Colic and Babies from serve.
  • Vitamin Buzz Colic
  • Equine Embryos Inc.
  • This site provides online catalog for the purchase of Equine embryos.
  • Pal-O-Mine Equestrian Inc.
  • 4 Equine
  • Your guide to the best of the web on Equine from the 4anything.
  [Abstract]
• Equine Healthcare - Intestinal Disorders - http://horses.tqn.com/pets/horses/msub33.htm
  
  • Equine Healthcare - Intestinal Disorders
  • Equestrian Sports
  • Horse Care
  • Horse Humor
  • Horse Lovers Pages
  • Horse Shows
  • Dreamhorse
  • Equine Healthcare: Intestinal Disorders
  • Colic in Horses
  • The symptoms, treatment and prevention of colic in horses, including gas colic, sand colic and obstructive
  [Abstract]
• JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF MEMORIAL LIBRARY - http://www.devalcol.edu/i.htm
  
  • Equine Periodicals " I"
  • ICELANDIC HORSE
  • IMPACTION COLIC
  • " " " IMPACTION COLIC" " "
  • " " " IMPORTING A HORSE FROM EUROPE" " "
  • " " " EQUINE ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES" " "
  • " " " COMMON EQUINE AILMENTS: 10 OF THE WORST, PART 2" "
  • " " " EQUINE INFLUENZA-CURRENT VET PERSPECTIVES, PART 1"
  • RESEARCHERS PROPOSE USE OF AMANTADINE FOR EQUINE" " "
  • " " " FLY CONTROL ARSENAL: HORSE OWNER'S S.
  [Abstract]
• Equine Healthcare - Intestinal Disorders - http://horses.tqn.com/pets/horses/msub33.htm
  
  • Equine Healthcare - Intestinal Disorders
  • Equestrian Sports
  • Horse Care
  • Horse Humor
  • Horse Lovers Pages
  • Horse Shows
  • Dreamhorse
  • Equine Healthcare: Intestinal Disorders
  • Colic in Horses
  • The symptoms, treatment and prevention of colic in horses, including gas colic, sand colic and obstructive
  [Abstract]
• In Loving Memory of our Equine Friend - http://tlh.fdt.net/~crozier/kat/slick.htm
  
  • In Loving Memory of our Equine Friend
  • AH Off Broadway (Slick) was about the best equine friend anyone could have.
  • (April 97) A major case of colic took him from us and placed him in a pasture of gold.
  • and if a horse could do so,
  • *Dedicated to Slick, a truly trusting equine friend*
  • The Equestrian's Domain
  [Abstract]
• Riding and Conditioning an Overweight Horse - http://www.geocities.com:0080/Heartland/Valley/1633/fat.html
  
  • Riding and Conditioning an Overweight Horse
  • There is a really fat horse at the barn were I board.
  • I'm scared she's going to colic or founder because of the weight.
  • can only get up once a week to ride, only now the horse is so fat the girth won't fit.
  • I couldn't just leave the horse in this condition, so I phoned the owner (who only
  • comes to see her horse a few times a year).
  • I wanted to lunge the horse a few times a week, but she doesn't want me to.
  • I think I should take it slow with this horse, as she's so fat.
  • Return to the Equine Answer Board Archive
  • Horse Pages Introduction
  [Abstract]
• Veterinary Sites - http://www.horsewizard.com/Veterinary.asp
  
  • Horse Legends
  • Multilingual Dictionary of the Horse
  • This site is a searchable dictionary of equine veterinary terms in French, English, Spanish
  • World Equine Health Network
  • This site is a resource for equine veterinarians.
  • a bulletin board for exchanging ideas on equine health.
  • include an archive of the journal World Equine Veterinary Review and a calendar of upcoming
  • Horse Genetics
  • Editor's note: This page will contain information on horse genetics, gene mapping and horse typing services
  • Electronic Zoo / NetVet Veterinary Resources - Horse Sites
  [Abstract]
• Mane Points: Book Reviews - http://www.manepoints.com/books/bookstore.html
  
  • A Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse
  • Cross-Train Your Horse
  • Debugging Your Horse
  • Female Equestrian
  • The intent of this site is to provide equine enthusiasts with articles, advertising, and commentary
  [Abstract]
• Equine Health Care - http://horses.about.com/pets/horses/library/weekly/topicsub3.htm
  
  • Equine Health Care
  • Equestrian Sports
  • Horse Care
  • Horse Humor
  • Horse Lovers Pages
  • Horse Shows
  • Dreamhorse
  • How they can affect your horse and how to control them.
  • A simple mis-step caused my horse, Annapolis to rebow the same tendon that ended his
  • Colic in Horses
  [Abstract]
• Equine Health And Care Book Recommendation From BitsAndBridles.com - http://www.bitsandbridles.com/care_books.shtml
  
  • Equine Health And Care Book Recommendation From BitsAndBridles.
  • Horse Tack Classifieds!
  • Non-Profit Equine Organizations
  • Dark Horse Communications
  • Equine Book Recommedation
  • Body Building for Your Horse : A Complete Guide to Creating the Ultimate Physique
  • on Any Horse
  • A-Z of Horse Diseases and Health Problems: Signs, Diagnoses, Causes,
  • Horse for Sale: How to Buy a Horse or sell the one
  • The Affordable Horse: a guide to low-cost ownership by Sharon Smith
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• AGRIS - SITES AGRICOLES : ELEVAGE : Chevaux - http://www.agris.be/fr/lbsites/lbveet/paarden.html
  
  • Aachenbreed Horse Search Engine
  • Horse Links - NetVet
  • Index to Equestrian Web Sites
  • World Equine Resource List
  • Current Horse and Dog Racing Legislation
  • External Equine Parasites - Univ.
  • Health Management for Your Horse - Purdue Univ
  • Horse Information (4-H)
  • Horse Information - Virginia Tech
  • Horse Publications - Oklahoma State
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• Equine Colic - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8037/colic.html
  
  • Equine Colic
  • Equine Colic : its Causes, Variations, Remedies, and Preventive
  • trying to do here is give you some sense of what colic is.
  • Please, if you suspect your horse has colic consult a veterinarian
  • [Types of Colic]
  • [Indications that a horse has colic]
  • [Colic and the myenteric plexuses]
  • [Remedies for Colic]
  • [Causes and Preventative Measures for Colic]
  • Equine colic is a sometimes serious condition, and can be
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• Pine Meadow Equine Service - http://www.livenet.net/users/hossvet/
  
  • Pine Meadow Equine Service
  • Serving the Equestrian Community of the Greater Tidewater area of Virginia
  • Pfizer's Preventicare Program including the Colic Assurance Program.
  • package to make implimenting the progam for your horse easier and possibly more affordable.
  • Pfizer's Colic Assurance Plan ( pays $5,000 tward colic surgery and
  • 3 days of after care should your horse require it for any reason while on this plan).
  • package is fully transferable to new owners if the horse is sold and is redeemable at any surgical facility in
  • If you should sell the horse or lose him/her while on the plan you will be refunded
  • The plan is also transferrable with the horse if he/she is sold within our practice.
  • Planning now, how and where to take your horse will make things go much smoother later.
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• Page Title - http://rsequine.hypermart.net/vogel/
  
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  • If a non-owned horse is injured or dies while in your care and you are found
  • negligent, policy will provide for horse's medical care or replacement cost up to the policy
  • Independent Horse Shows and Events
  • Coverage for a single horse show or event, for the actual event days and can include
  [Abstract]
• CNET Search.com - Results for ' "colic" And "horse" Or "equine" Or "equestrian"' - http://savvy.search.com/search?channel=1&cat.118=1&q=%22colic%22+And+%22horse%22...
  
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• Search for: "+"colic" +"horse" Or "equine" Or "equestrian"" - http://www.lycos.com/srch/?lpv=1&query=%2B%22colic%22+%2B%22horse%22+Or+%22equin...
  
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  • The Equestrian Center - Horse Vacations The Equestrian Center - Feed, Nurtrition, Health, Equine Supplements Agriculture Farms - http://www.online96.com/horses/feed.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: The Equestrian Center- Horse Vacations The Equestrian Center- Feed, Nurtrition, Health, Equine Supplements Agriculture Farms. FEED& NUTRITION. Kentucky Equine Research, Inc. Combining Research, Consultation and Product Development to Produce a Strong, Athletic Horse. Kathy Anderson, Extension Horse Specialist at the University of Nebraska. By feeding probiotics, you can help maintain probiotic health in the gut. Kopp's article includes a checklist for making wintertime feeding less of a chore. Equine Horse Healthcare and Nutrition Products. This page gives a very interesting overview of equine nutrition and the bio-holistic approach to nutrition, followed by specific information on the different formulas available for both horses and-- amazingly-- camels!. Connie Micheletti of Carrousel Farm goes into the reasons your horse may be off his feed and some innovative ways to encourage him to eat normally again. Doug Gordon, Equine Specialist for the High Plains Division of Purina Mills Inc. Ever wondered what all those ingredients in that supplement you give your horse actually do? This excellent page from Farnam gives you a list of popular vitamins and minerals, how they work and their effect on the body., M.S, discussesthe importance of hay in the horse's diet and gives valuable information for selecting the best for your horse. " Understanding Energy is a Key Part of Feeding Horses Correctly". Donald Stotts, of Oklahoma State University discusses how energy is supplied by various nutrients and how to manage them in the horse's diet to avoid colic and founder. Information about Pemphigus folliaceus, a strange sounding disease that causes open sores to develop on the skin. Terry Gerros DVM gives details about Equine Infectious Anemia. " Equine Recurrent Uveitis- Information for the Horseowner". Learn all about the different uses of Nuclear Scintigraphy in diagnosing lameness in horses. Especially important during the hot summer months, how to recognize overheating and how to help your horse recover. Detailed descriptions of the symptoms and treatment of gastric ulcers- from AAEP Online Client Education. Informative article about the occurance and treatment of melanomas in horses. I was very interested to read all about nuclear bone scanning, as this is one of the tests Annapolis underwent during his bout of EPM. " Parasite and Worm Treatment- Anthelmintics in Horses". Includes the different types of de-wormers and suggested schedules for their use, from the Horseman's Advisor. Complete information about this extremely infectious disease, including symptoms, treatment and control, from CSL, the Australian Vaccine Specialist. Imformative page on thiss potentially deadly disease, including the symptoms and treatment, from CSL, the Australiam Vaccine Specialist. Detailed descriptions of the symptoms and treatment of colic- from AAEP Online Client Education. Jim Hamilton gives a simple, intelligent discussion of the merits and care of the senior equine, from dental care to feeding and nutrition. Terry Gerros, DVM, explains the importance of keeping your horse's mouth healthy. From the AAEP Client Education Forum- What are wolf teeth and why don't all horses get them? These are other questions are answered. Symptoms and treatment of Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis from the medical team at the University of Missouri- Columbia. Information about combatting this neurologically damaging disease. University of Kentucky, Equine Parasitology. Granstom gives details of Diagnosis and treatment of Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis. I was very interested to read about the various studies they have been conducting on Seroprevalence, Natural Infection and Risk Factor. Detailed look at lameness, the many different causes and treatments available. Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis- Current Facts- Sharon Spier DVM PhD. Learn exactly what HYPP is, how it affects the horse, which horses are more likely to become affected and how to effectively control HYPP. Discussing the unanswered questions about Potomac Horse Fever, or PHF. From Horse Illustrated Online Equine Library. This article by Dan Woodman traces this early outbreaks of PHF in the 70s and describes the various clinicall signs and the benefits of vaccination. This article by Robert Oglesby describes the causes of the equine respiratory disease commonly known as" heaves", or COPD and offers some treatment solutions. Details of the different vaccines available and descriptions of the various viruses and bacteria they protect against. Confused about what protection you should give your horse this spring? Find the answers in this article by Jenny Dolan. Bio-Logic Equine Specialties-- the natural solution to toxic pollution. Cheval International-- manufacturer of revolutionary horse products, European Show Secrets, Black-As-Knight, Inside Out Insect Control, Lame-A-Way, Bit-O-Magic, and so much more. Your Equine Nutrition Resource-- from Doug Gordon, Equine Specialist for Purina Mills. Grand Meadows-- dedicated to producing the best quality nutritional products for your horse's health and performance. High Performance Horse Treats-- a premium treat and training aide for the health and enjoyment of horses everywhere. Hilton Herbs: The Equine& Canine Herbalists. Internet Hay Exchange-- clearinghouse for hay producers interested in selling hay via the Internet. The Missing Link-- supersupplement for companion animals. Ration Plus for Horses-- a unique biotech feed supplement that helps restore a horse's digestive system. Rossi Transport Service-- wholesale hay, straw, wood shavings& landscaping materials for all California( US). Select the Best Nutritional Supplements-- beneficial nutritional products and programs that are based on National Research Council recommendations and proven university studies. Triple Crown Feed-- the secret to raising a successful horse begins with a superior feeding program. Vern Thompson, Hay Broker-- we buy, sell, produce and deliver hay anywhere in the Northeastern US. Winners Bee Pollen-- all-natural equine supplements. Winning Performance Products-- for all your equine nutritional supplements. Equestrian Center| Breeds& Associations| Classified Ads| Clubs& Associations| Commercial Resources| Computer Services& Software| Equine Schools| Feed& Nutrition| Harness Racing| Horse Racing| Horses for Sale| Horse Shoeing| Horse Shows& Events| Mailing Lists| Misc. Resources| Model Horses| Olympic& Paralympic Games| Polo| Publications| Regional Directories| Special Interests| Boarding, Training& Instruction| Stable Management| Stallion Service| Tack& Equipment| Vacation& Travel| Veterinary Resources| Advertising| Online96 Mall.
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  • Horse Health: Equine Colic - http://www.equine-world.co.uk/colic.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Horse Health: Equine Colic. EQUINE WORLD UK powered by FreeFind. The lastest equestrian news updated daily. Horse& Pony Breed Information, Clubs, Equine Care, Horse Riding Advice, Charities& FREE monthly online equestrian magazine. Extensive range of equestrian products& services from Horse Clothing to Riding Schools, Livery Yards to Equine Dentists. Get together with other equestrians and seek advice on the forums and chat, or send a friend a digital equestrian card. Affordable web solutions for equestrian businesses and clubs. Often the cause may not be known but can include irregularities in feeding, sudden change of diet, indigestion, gas build up, gorging on grain, eating of a substance which expands when dampened, intestinal accident, blockage, contractions, and inflamation. The risk of colic occurring is increased with high carbohydrate diets and inadequate access to hay or grass. A regular feeding schedule, constant access to clean water, adequate forage, consistent exercise routine and the avoidance of sudden changes in diet will all reduce the risk of colic occurring. Symptoms of colic include restlessness, kicking at the belly, pawing the ground or rolling in an effort to disperse the pain, lying down more than usual, frequently standing outstretched as if to urinate, turning the head towards the flank and curling of the upper lip. Food should be removed and nibbling at bedding should be prevented until the veterinarian arrives.
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  • Equi-Site.......Jumps - http://www.equi-site.com/jumps.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: Welcome to the Equi-site Jump Page. Thank you for visiting Equi-Site. Links to existing web pages are free, but if you would like information on advertising your horse-related items or services on Equi-Site, and you don't yet have a web page, please click here. Breed Interest Pages- Equestrian Wear- Farms& Breeders- General Horse Pages- Gifts& Collectibles- Publications, Newsletters,& Magazines- Racing- Tack& Supplies- Travel& Vacations- Training Facilities- Veterinary. Breeds of Livestock( Oklahoma State University). Dressage Olympian Bent Jensen- Open Dressage Question& Answer Forum. FILHOS DO VENTO- Purebred Lusitano Horses. Unicorn Valley Farm- Lusitanos and Spanish Andalusians. Hill Stud Breeders and Importers of Lusitano and Andalusian Horses. Unicorn Valley Farm- Lusitanos and Spanish Andalusians. Hill Stud Breeders and Importers of Lusitano and Andalusian Horses. Unicorn Valley Farm- Lusitanos and Spanish Andalusians. Your input is appreciated and will be considered a valuable resource in helping us to make Equi-Site the# 1 Equestrian Site on the Internet. 1997 BEVA Congress- Harrogate International Conference Centre, 17-18 September 1997, UK.British Equine Veterinary Association. Cornell University Equine Research Park. Equine Connection- National AAEP Locator Service. Equine Disease Modelling( University of Glasgow). Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis( University of Missouri). Equine Research Foundation( University of Kentucky). EqWISE: Equine Welfare Information System/ Expert( University of Glasgow). Comparative Orthopaedic Research Laboratory( University of Pennsylvania). Recognizing and Maintaining the Healthy Horse( Purdue University). Zoonotic Diseases( Australasian College of Tropical Medicine). Welcome to Equi-Site| Stop Here First!| Guest Book| Daily Web Page Calendar| WWW Page Design and Advertising Information| Center of the Ring| What Horse People Say vs. What They REALLY Mean| Feature Article| The Tack Room| The Fire Horse| Kickin Tires| Stallion Directory| IGHA/ HorseAid| A Horse of a Different Color| The Tennessee Walking Horse| Jumps| Hoof Prints.......a Gallery| Famous Equines| Farms and Ranches| The Horse's Prayer| Atlanta 96| Table of Contents| Talk to Us.
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  • Horse Health - equine complaints in the tropics - http://www.comvet.com/html/body_equinehealth.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: Horse Health- equine complaints in the tropics. Equine Health. Given the scarcity( and cost) of land, it is of little surprise that there is no horse breeding industry in Singapore( although animals from The National Stud in Malaysia are referred to as" local-breds"). This dearth of natural resources also means that all feed& other necessities must be imported, the horses spend a considerable amount of time in relatively small stables and there are no easily accessible spelling stations. These factors, coupled with the high cost of ownership and maintenance, not infrequently results in animals with injuries or health problems not receiving adequate time to recover, or alternatively, if extended rest is mandatory, being euthanased. Having most horses in a relatively controlled situation does, however, have certain benefits- routine anthelmintic, vaccination, dental and farriery programs can be instituted and monitored with relative ease( assuming club/ owner compliance). Economies of scale allow feed, other necessities and even horses to be obtained in" bulk", helping to minimise costs, and as most stables have resident staff( syces), the supervision of individual animals is made considerably easier. Thus reproductive disorders are of minor significance here, and if traumatic injuries are excluded, the most common reasons for seeking veterinary advice are digestive tract dysfunction( dermatological complaints, lameness, ocular disease, respiratory disease," dry-coatedness" and heat-stress. home| importing pets| pet health| clinic tour| equestrian| vax sarcoma| about singapore| contact.
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  • Equine Colic - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8037/colic.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: Equine Colic: its Causes, Variations, Remedies, and Preventive Measures. ** A note- please remember that I am not a veterinarian( although I wish I was.), and I may be wrong or not completely correct in some spots. [ Types of Colic][ Indications that a horse has colic][ Colic and the myenteric plexuses][ Remedies for Colic][ Causes and Preventative Measures for Colic][ Summation]. Equine colic is a sometimes serious condition, and can be defined as" any crisis which causes abdominal discomfort in a horse" A more scientific definition, however, is" a spasm of any soft or hard hollow organ, such as the abdomen, that is accompanied by pain". The general term‘ colic is also given to any dysfunction of the digestive system of the horse, including twisting, swelling, infection, or lesions. In such cases, the horse's chronic colic may never be fully alleviated, or understood as to its cause, but there are a number of preventative measures one can take( to be discussed at a later time). The American Association of Equine Practitioners( AAEP) has classified colic into three specific groups- intestinal dysfunctions, intestinal accidents, and enteritis or ulcerations. Intestinal dysfunctions are the most common and mean simply that the horse's bowels are not functioning properly. Intestinal accidents occur less frequently and include displacements, torsions and hernias- which occurs when sections of the intestine become trapped or pinched in body cavities. Enteritis or ulcerations are types of colic related to inflammation, infections, and lesions within the digestive tract. Excessive sweating, pawing, rolling, looking at their belly, lying down at unusual times, and tail wringing usually associated with the stamping of the hind feet( particularly if there are no flies) are all signposts that your horse has some form of abdominal pain. Other symptoms also include repeated yawning or grinding of their teeth, refusal to eat( still apparent from the first sign), a depressed attitude, a change in the appearance or consistency of manure( watery, too solid, etc. Normally, you should hear 2 or 3 gurgles( which signify that food is moving through the digestive system properly) every minute, and a loud growl every 1 to 3 minutes. The horse may also engage in lying down and getting up frequently, nipping at their flanks, stretching more often then usual, pacing, and difficulty with breathing. There are other less common causes as well, including kidney disease, liver disease, tying up( a muscle condition characterized by cramping and acute pain), or ovarian pain, in which a mare may exhibit colic symptoms 3 to 5 days into her heat cycle. Delving into the more scientific side of colic, there was a study done to determine if" deficiencies in the myenteric plexuses of horses might be associated with the incidence of colic." The myenteric plexuses can be defined as" one of the two plexuses[ network of nerves or of blood or lymphatic vessels] in the wall of the alimentary canal." The researchers measured the myenteric plexus density, longitudinal muscle thickness, and neuron[ a nerve cell, the structural and functional unit of the nervous system] density, for both normal horses and those with" acute obstruction and chronic obstruction". The researchers found that although in acute obstruction( cases which have occurred for less then 24 hours) those factors were the same as in normal horses, chronic cases( greater than 24 hours) had a lower neuron density in the pelvic flexure. Horses with strangulating large colon torsion/ volvulus had significantly less myenteric plexus density in certain areas of the colon except the left ventral. Horses that survived despite the strangulation had greater neuron density than those that died. The longitudinal muscle thickness was greater in the pelvic flexure of horses with acute and chronic obstructions than normal horses. Also, they should be prepared to give the horse's temperature, color of mucous membranes and capillary refill time, behavioral signs( kicking, pawing, etc.), digestive noises, bowel movements, any recent changes in the horse's life, and his breeding history. The vet will attempt to pass a nasogastric tube through the nose, esophagus, and then to the stomach so as to relieve pressure on the stomach and small intestine. Since some causes of colic include such things as an environmental or feeding change, they should be minimized much as possible. Another preventative measure is to include regular parasite control, or deworming into horse's lives. If good management policies are followed as they should be in the first place, horses should not develop problems with colic. However, if they do come down with it, today's modern technology( including a hand held computer utilized by veterinarians for which can quickly tell him or her plans of action for that particular case) is on the side of the horse. | The Instruments I play| Who the heck is this person anyway?| My Horseless Horselover's Penpal Club| My tribute to my late parakeet and cat- Jerry and Ariel| My adopted cyber kitty| My Chatroom| My Pets| A Few Good Reasons to Spay or Neuter Your Pet| My Rat and rats in general| My Horse Page| Horse Trivia| Equine Colic.
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  • Horse Country News and Editorials - http://www.horse-country.com/editorial.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: Horse Country News and Editorials. Nancy Jaffer columns in the New Jersey Star-Ledger. Horse Sports Canadian News. The Equestrian Times International Show Jumping, Dressage and Three-Day Eventing. The Big Ben Memorial Research and Education Fund will support education and research to prevent colic. In 1997 The JRJ kids created a similar memorial In Memory of Gallie: http:// www.erc.on.ca/ gallie.htm.
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  • Equine Supplies at LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineSupplies.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Equine Supplies at LeadLine, International. Today's Weather. One-Stop Shopping NEW!. Horses For Sale Andalusian Appaloosa Arabian Clydesdale Hannoverian Missouri Fox Trotter Morgan Oldenburg Paint/ Pintos Paso Fino& Peruvian Paso Quarter Appendix Quarter Saddlebred Spotted Saddle Horses Tennessee Walking Horses Thoroughbred Warmblood. Advertising Services Add Your Horse Add Your Ranch Prices Color Photo Flyers. Horse Health Topics Popping Splints Managing" Problem" Mares Prepping Stallions Vaccinating Foals Preventing Colic Gas Colic EPM Tying Up Fescue Toxicosis Proud Flesh Overo Lethal White Syndrome. Each item advertised includes a detailed description& larger photo, plus information on ordering and adding your name to suppliers mailing lists. Supplying equestrians worldwide with values in equine merchandise and supplies from there computer!. Contact lisa@ leadline.com for questions or comments about this site.
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  • The Horse Industry Search Engine: Products - http://equifind.com/links/Products/
    
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      Document Excerpt: The Horse Industry Search Engine: Products. The Horse Industry Search Engine: Products. Animal Designs- Custom made gifts for the pet enthusiast from fabric featuring your favorite animals. ArmstrongEquine.com Tack Store- Discount Tack Store for Circle Y, Davis, Cowboy Tack, Tom Balding Bits& Spurs, Classic, Professionals Choice, Greg Darnall, Big D, Ultra Coat& Hair Products. Equestrian Holidays Ireland,- Equestrian Holidays in Ireland. Equine Probiotics- When your horse shows signs of colic, ulcers, loss of appetite or just not performing well go to www.EquinePro.com( Added: 21-Oct-1999). Equine Probiotics- Equine Probiotics and nuch more for the horse industry. EquiTux Equestrian Products- Quality equestrian gear with affordable custom options. Gallops Tacck Shop- We are the exporter of horse products like saddle, bridle, bit, pelham polo helmet, polo boot, accessories( Added: 19-Mar-2000). Horses Assets, The Ottawa Valley Horse Source- Tack, equipment and apparel for all disciplines at discounted prices. HORSES! on the Internet- EQUINET- EQUINET- The finest WWW location for equestrians and horse lovers!( Added: 15-Oct-1999). HOME&# 183; Add a Listing&# 183; Modify a Listing&# 183; What's New&# 183; What's Cool&# 183; AUCTION. &# 183; FREE WEBPAGES&# 183; CLASSIFIED ADS&# 183; CONTACT&# 183; ADVERTISE&# 183; MAILING LIST.
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  • Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: GAS COLIC, Equine Health Topics F.Y.I., Equine Links, Horse Tack and Supplies and More! - LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineFYIjune99.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Ailments, Diseases, Treatments- Horses: GAS COLIC, Equine Health Topics F.Y.I., Equine Links, Horse Tack and Supplies and More!- LeadLine, International. While You're Waiting....Check Out These GREAT offers!. Horses For Sale Andalusian Appaloosa Arabian Clydesdale Hannoverian Missouri Fox Trotter Morgan Oldenburg Paint/ Pintos Paso Fino& Peruvian Paso Quarter Appendix Quarter Saddlebred Spotted Saddle Horses Tennessee Walking Horses Thoroughbred Warmblood. Advertising Services Add Your Horse Add Your Ranch Prices Color Photo Flyers. Horse Health Topics Popping Splints Managing" Problem" Mares Prepping Stallions Vaccinating Foals Preventing Colic Gas Colic EPM Tying Up Fescue Toxicosis Proud Flesh Overo Lethal White Syndrome. Other topics: January 1999- Popped Splints February 1999- Prepping Stallions March 1999- Managing" Problem" Mares. provided by the American Association of Equine Practitioners and James Moore, DVM, PhD). In many instances, the diagnosis is made by exclusion of other specific conditions rather than actually identifiying the location of the gas. Gas colic is an extremely common reason for horses to exhibit signs of abdominal pain and, fortunately, one that has a very good prognosis for survival. Although it is often extremely difficult to identify the inciting cause for the development of gas colic, inadequate access to roughage, poor parasite control, stress, and administration of certain anthelmintics have been implicated in certain cases. The latter could be due to alterations in normal intestinal peristalsis caused by inflammation of the intestinal wall or spasm of the intestinal muscles. In either case, as the intestine distends, pain-sensitive receptors in the intestinal wall are stimulated and signals are sent to the horse's brain which cause the horse to experience abdominal pain. Horses respond to these signals by showing the signs that we associate with the presence of colic, most notably pawing, looking at the flank, stretching out, lying down, and, in some cases, rolling. Complications from gas distention arise if the distended bowel becomes displaced or twists upon itself. The likelihood that rolling causes intestinal displacements, however, is probably rather small. Instead, the fact that the gas distended portion of the intestine would naturally rise to the top of the abdominal cavity, suggest that twisting of the intestine occurs by itself. In other words, horses probably roll in response to the intestinal twist rather than cause the intestinal twist by rolling. If, however, the horse tries to roll violently and in the process increases the risk of hurting himself or his handlers, he should be forced to stand and walk. Horses with gas colic should be seen by a veterinarian and treated to avoid further complications. The overall aim is to keep the horse comfortable, move the gas through the intestinal tract, and help get peristalsis working again. Because of the strong circumstantial evidence linking gas colic with alterations in feed, the horse's diet should include constant access to good quality hay and clean water. James Moore, DVM, PhD, is head of the Department of Large Animal Medicine at the University of Georgia. Permission has been granted by AAEP for this one-time reprint. This is our fifth monthly edition in our new EQUINE F.Y.I. January 1999- Popped Splints February 1999- Prepping Stallions March 1999- Managing" Problem" Mares April 1999- Vaccinating Foals May 1999- Preventing Colic. If you have an equine health issue and would like us to help you find information on the subject, send us a note describing the information requested to: lisa@ leadline.com. Contact lisa@ leadline.com for questions or comments about this site.
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  • Ailments, Diseases, Treatments - Horses: COLIC, Other Equine Health Topics, Equine Links, Horse Supplies and More - LeadLine, International - http://www.leadline.com/EquineFYImay99.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Ailments, Diseases, Treatments- Horses: COLIC, Other Equine Health Topics, Equine Links, Horse Supplies and More- LeadLine, International. While You're Waiting....Check Out These GREAT offers!. Today's Weather. Horses For Sale Andalusian Appaloosa Arabian Clydesdale Hannoverian Missouri Fox Trotter Morgan Oldenburg Paint/ Pintos Paso Fino& Peruvian Paso Quarter Appendix Quarter Saddlebred Spotted Saddle Horses Tennessee Walking Horses Thoroughbred Warmblood. Advertising Services Add Your Horse Add Your Ranch Prices Color Photo Flyers. Horse Health Topics Popping Splints Managing" Problem" Mares Prepping Stallions Vaccinating Foals Preventing Colic Gas Colic EPM Tying Up Fescue Toxicosis Proud Flesh Overo Lethal White Syndrome. Other topics: January 1999- Popped Splints February 1999- Prepping Stallions March 1999- Managing" Problem" Mares. provided by the American Association of Equine Practitioners). Thousands of dollars have been invested in colic studies, yet it is still an offender of even the healthiest horses. The American Association of Equine Practitioners classifies colic in horses into three groups; intestinal dysfunctions, intestinal accidents and enteritis or ulcerations. There are a myriad of causes, but most colics fall under these three groups; Intestinal Dysfunction- This is the most common category and simply means the horse's bowels are not working properly. Intestinal Accidents- These occur less frequently and include displacements, torsions and hernias, whereby sections of the intestine become trapped or pinched in body cavities. Enteritis or Ulcerations- These are colics related to inflammations, infections and lesions within the digestive tract. They can be caused by numerous factors including stress, disease, salmonellosis and parasites. Colic appears to be preceded by many complicated factors, and moreover is a major cause of disease and death. There are many signs of colic including repeatedly lying down and getting up or attempting to do so, rolling, sitting in a dog-like position or lying on the back. This unique study went beyond the laboratory and into private practices throughout Texas to determine whether or not management factors influence the onset of colic. " Studies at veterinary hospitals represent only a small selected subset of the general equine population," Dr." Researchers wanted to identify factors related to medical history, husbandry, and health management that might induce the chance of colic in a horse. They evaluated a variety of situations including logistics of farm environment, stabling conditions, feed management, health and dental care, and recent transport or change in diet and activity. Eighty-two veterinarians provided data from 821 horses with colic for specific management factors for a 15 month period. They were then asked to record the same data for a non-colic case( such as a laceration or lameness treatment) that immediately followed the call to the colic case. The latter data was used as a" control" to the colic results to obviate any seasonal bias in choosing the comparison population. Horses that had a change in stabling conditions two weeks prior to the time of examination have a higher probability of colicking also. We are seeking funding for these studies that will provide specific, practical suggestions for horse owners. Though not found to be associated with colic, sound management factors such as deworming, dentistry and vaccination should always be integrated by every horse owner. " We believe that preventive medicine is essential for decreasing the burden of disease in horses," Dr. " Good, consistent management has important health and economic consequences. For more information on colic, please contact the Amercian Association of Equine Practitioners for a brochure on understanding colic, the digestive tract and its function, at; AAEP 4075 Iron Works Pike Lexington, KY 40511( 606) 233-0147. Permission has been granted by AAEP for this one-time reprint. This is our fifth monthly edition in our new EQUINE F.Y.I. January 1999- Popped Splints February 1999- Prepping Stallions March 1999- Managing" Problem" Mares April 1999- Vaccinating Foals. If you have an equine health issue and would like us to help you find information on the subject, send us a note describing the information requested to: lisa@ leadline.com. Contact lisa@ leadline.com for questions or comments about this site.
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  • Amazon.com: buying info: Concise Guide to Colic in the Horse (Concise Guide Series) - http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0876059116/104-1878025-8406311
    
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  • Equine health care and nutrition products with a holistic approach - http://www.cam.org/~biology/horse.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Equine health care and nutrition products with a holistic approach. Welcome To: Ultra Bio-Logics Inc. Equine Products Division. Manufacturers of Equine Health Care Nutrition Performance Products. Manufacturers of equine nutrition products, equine health care products, horse feed ingredients and supplements, micro flora preparations, probiotics, nutraceuticals, herbal holistic plant preparations, beneficial bacterial cultures, horse thrush treatment, probiotics, biological bacterial and enzyme products, chelated herbs plants vitamins and minerals, horses performance and endurance, foot and hoof care, organic dewormers, stamina nervous tendencies, intestinal stabilizers, colic preparations, chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine, MSM, iodine for thrush etc. With Equine DW-123 dewormer may be added to the horses daily feed ration and is safe to use on a regular basis as an effective preventative. Ingredients: Diatomaceous earth( DE), pure garlic extracts combined with palatable lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation solubles rich in metabolites. Ingredients Information: Diatomaceous earth and garlic have been traditional cures for worms and other internal parasites. Garlic is also ideal for respiratory disorders due to it's expectorant qualities and is one of the known herbs to prevent and fight infections. Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation solubles are the condensed substrate of the fermentation of whey inoculated with lactic acid bacteria and fortified with specific microbial nutrients. They are rich in the metabolites produced by probiotics and therefore act as stimulants for growth and reproduction of beneficial intestinal micro-organisms. These solubles are also documented growth inhibitors for pathogens( e.g. A horse's beneficial intestinal bacteria can be destroyed or depleted and the pH of their environment can be altered during times of stress. Competition, travel and breeding or treatment with antibiotics, dewormers and other medications can cause this stress. Without the beneficial intestinal bacteria, food ferments instead of being digested. Undigested foods may then lead to situations of colic, bloat, founder and increase the possibility of developing allergic conditions. BIO-AID SY: Increases the utilization of all the ingredients in the complete equine feed ration and improves the overall performance of horses, and also helps reduce nervous tendencies. Bio-Aid SY also contains pure extracts of the yucca plant which are known to be beneficial in cases of arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism and persistent inflammation. Organic Selenium Yeast* Vitamin E* Fermentation Solubles. Vitamin E and Selenium have been shown to be an important combination in reducing problems associated with tying up, poor performance and nervousness. The most common cause is geographical areas consisting of soils, which are deficient in Selenium. Horses that are exposed to heavy conditioning, fast growth and pollution can benefit from the supplementation of Vitamin E and Selenium. Results of recent experiments illustrate the value of providing dietary Se in an organic form. The natural yeast fermentation process is supplemented with the necessary levels of selenium. The yeast cream is than pasteurized to prevent contamination and spray dried and combined with our lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation solubles for the highest quality product of its kind. This process allows the selenium to interact with the yeast cell components and the processing conditions cause a natural chelating effect which preserve the level of highly available essential nutrients. Numerous University research studies have clearly and effectively demonstrated increased retention of Se, when fed in the form of Se yeast. The natural yeast fermentation process is supplemented with the necessary levels of Chromium. The yeast cream is than pasteurized to prevent contamination and spray dried and than combined with our lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation solubles for the highest quality product of its kind. This process allows the chromium to interact with the yeast cell components and the processing conditions cause a natural chelating effect which preserves the level of highly available nutrients. ( 1995) of a positive response to organic Cr supplementation in exercising Thoroughbred horses is exciting. Using a switchback design in which the horses received 5 mg/ day of Cr from Cr yeast, benefits were observed in metabolic response during periods of strenuous exercise on a high-speed treadmill. During the exercise period, Cr supplementation reduced plasma glucose, plasma lactate, plasma cortisol and elevated plasma triglycerides. Numerous University research studies have clearly and effectively demonstrated the benefits in supplementing chromium in animal diets. Some of the benefits are listed below in order to objectively evaluate the need for adding chromium to existing high quality diets. Polynicotinate chromium is also more bioavailable than chromium picolinate. Animal research study at the University of California found that polynicotinate chromium was absorbed and retained up to 311% better than chromium picolinate and 672% better than chromium chloride. The high bioavailability means that polynicotinate chromium has the ability to deliver more of the healthy benefits chromium has to offer. Schwarz and Mertz in 1959 were the first to identify chromium as the active constituent of the glucose tolerance factor( GTF). Although the exact structure of GTF is unknown, it is thought to be a nicotinic acid-trivalent chromium-nicotinic acid axis with ligands of glutamic acid, glycine and cysteine( Mertz et al. Chromium may have several biological functions, including activating certain enzymes and maintaining structural integrity of nucleic acids, but its main role is as the key component of the GTF which enhances the action of insulin summary, there is a growing body of evidence which suggest that chromium may be an essential trace element for livestock and poultry. The nutritional requirement for chromium may vary with different specie and physiological state within a specie. Packaging: 1 pound resealable/ reusable containers. Minimum assorted product combination orders of$ 50.00 apply. EquiHoof Formula# 3. Objective: To maintain optimal balance of foot and hoof structural integrity. EquiHoof is fortified with essential trace minerals and AMINO ACID CHELATES, CHOLINE CITRATES, METHIONINE CHELATES, OXIDES and SULFATES to assure proper assimilation and utilization of these trace minerals to grow a good quality hoof. A significant trace mineral profile difference in the composition of a GOOD QUALITY HOOF verses POOR QUALITY HOOF was discovered through extensive testing. EquiHoof is formulated with biotin and methionine in proper proportions for rapid hoof growth resulting in a strong, flexible, fast growing hoof that will hold more than a nail! Daily, EquiHoof will supplement approximately 30 mg of Biotin and 2000 mg of methionine to your horse. EquiHoof is fortified with enzymes, yeasts and micro organisms to assure proper digestion, utilization and absorption of the feed stuffs you already feed your horse plus the nutrients found in EquiHoof. Objective: To Maintain Optimal Balance of Osteo Articular and Nervous System. All of us are aware of equines predispositions, as athletes, to tendon, muscle and osteoarticular injuries. In most cases, even though training methods thrive at achieving optimal body and mental fitness, equines remain vulnerable to damages of the osteoarticular system including the soft connective tissues( tendons and ligaments) surrounding the joints of these complex structures. Predisposing factors are not only related to strenuous training methods: multiple race track conditions, adverse conditions under which we demand horses to perform and, also, transportation under stressful circumstances are not negligible to osteoarticular injuries. Manifestations of inflammation on a physical level are: heat, swelling, tenderness and eventually pain leading to stiffness and possibly reduced locomotion!. Manifestations on a psychological level is a tendency to express anxiety which will usually lead to unpredictable behavior and/ or abnormal temperament. It is important to realize how often nervousness in equines underlies physical discomfort such as inflammation with pain!. In the specialized field of Nutraceuticals, it is now recognized possible to supplement adequately the osteoarticular function thus maintaining optimal mobility! Proper supplementation of the normal ration( diet) can affect not only the symptoms but the causes of inflammation! Much has been discovered about inflammation being associated with such factors as nutrient deficiency, uric acid build-up, histamine release, inflammatory prostaglandins," free-radical" damage at a cellular level, immune system dysfunction, and so on. Ultra Bio-Logics has created a dietary supplement designed to maintain optimal function of osteoarticular system that also releives nervous tension associated with inflammation and/ or pain. Feverfew contains sesquiterpenes which have the ability to inhibit prostaglandins and histamine release during inflammation process. Valerian, skullcap, passion flower all have anxiolytic properties and act as anti-spasmodics without sedating. Devils claw contains harpagosides that reduce inflammation in the joints, while Tumeric, contains curcumin and acts as an analgesic thus reducing pain! Horsetail provides organic calcium, silica and phosphorous. C Methionine and MSM are organic sources of sulfur, a vital nutrient required for the formation of collagen, the connective tissue in the body. Proline is an amino-acid that stimulates the production of collagen and is needed to strengthen ligaments, tendons and cartilage. D Anti-Oxidants are a class of nutrients that protect the body from cell-damaging molecules known as free-radicals. Included in the formula are Selenium, Zinc, Vitamin C and Vitamin E. These nutrients are also associated with tissue healing and tonification of the immune system. E Bioflavonoids are synergists with Vitamin C and are important to preserve and protect structure of capillaries. In fact, for horses that are reputed" bleeders" we custom blend a formula that addresses itself to this specific unfortunate problem of" bleeding from the lungs" or epistaxis!. F Enzymes: Proteolytic enzymes inhibit the formation of inflammatory prostaglandins, increase the breakdown of fibrin which obstructs blood and lymphatic system, and stimulate protein synthesis, inviting new collagen to be formed, thus speeding up healing. G Vitamins: Niacin, Panthotenic acid and Pyridoxine are important to help form steroids and cortisone in the adrenal glands, improving circulation, nerve function and normalizing fluid retention. H Other important ingredients are a blend of rare earth minerals and marine kelp( ascophyllum nodosum). Also included are fermentation solubles rich in enzymes and micro nutrients. Supplement the existing diet with 60 to 80 grams daily of Equine Formula# 1. If symptoms re-occur after reducing dosage, normal supplementation should be continued as was done previously. Obviously, causes of the inflammation and/ or nervousness should be investigated, as it is always the case in any holistic approach. Equine Formula# 1 Sold In: 2 kg( 4.4 lbs) plastic flip top reusable containers. Maintaining peak performance requires that the liver and kidneys of the horse athlete operate efficiently. Both these organs metabolize and excrete wastes material and the liver has an enormous task at manufacturing various metabolic enzymes essential to health. For the liver and kidney functions to operate at their best, it is imperative that the organs of digestion assimilate optimally what a horse consumes! The circulatory system and liver must do their job freely so they may provide the cells with these fuels and remove harmful wastes by-products produced during catabolism. The Equine Formula# 4 provides the peak performing horse with a most advanced spectrum of macro and micro nutrients, vitamins, herbs, enzymes and probiotics to achieve this very precise objective: optimum performance without affecting health and longevity!. It is important for healthy epithelial cells( integrity of epithelial cells), fat storage and bone formation. Vitamin D is required for calcium and phosphorous absorption for normal growth and development of bone and teeth. Vitamin E improves circulation, enhances the oxygen utilization of muscular tissues, thereby improving athletic performance. Vitamin C is necessary for normal adrenal gland function, tissue growth and repair, anti-stress, hormone synthesis, formation of collagen, and white cell activity( immunity). BIOFLAVONOIDS are synergists with vitamin C and are important to preserve and protect the structure of capillaries. Vitamin B-complex including B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, CHOLINE BIOTIN, Folic acid and Inositol are actually co-enzymes involved with energy production. Vitamin K, the blood clotting vitamin, is also involved in converting glucose to glycogen for storage in the liver. B MINERALS including Iron, Copper, Iodine, Selenium, Magnesium, Potassium and Zinc function as co-enzymes to form blood, bone, and body fluids. They are involved in nerve transmission and the production of enzymes and hormones. It is important that these minerals be provided in a biological form( chelated or bound to an organic molecule such as they are in food). This allows these minerals to be absorbed into the blood and lymph and ultimately the individual cells. Micro or trace minerals are fundamental for metabolic enzyme production. C HERBS: Red Clover, Chapparal, Yellow Dock, Dandelion and Garlic are generally classified as" alternatives" which have the particular nature of purifying and detoxifying the blood and liver( and kidneys). Licorice and Capsicum assist by providing rapid and even distribution of the other active principles contained within the other herbs to critical functional centers of the body. Marine Kelp is there again with its 22 amino-acids, 12 vitamins and 60+ minerals, a store-house of nutrients beneficial to nerves, thyroid and hooves. Probiotics include those fermentation related factors such as naturally occurring live organisms( Lactobacillus acidophilus, Aspergillus orizae, Bacillus subtilis, Saccharomyces cerevisiae). They are found to be beneficial to the digestive tract be cause they produce digestive enzymes to help break down proteins, starches, fiber, fats and sugars. Carriers consist of fermentation solubles and rare earth minerals derived from a deposit of an ancient inland sea bed. This formula has been designed to assist the normal ration of equine athletes during training when reaching anticipated peak performance. Because the levels of dietary proteins are usually very high at that period, we recommend supplementing Equine Formula# 4 1 ounce( 28gram), twice daily, morning and night, at meal time. If frequency of meals is increased to 4 or even 5 small servings daily, one will realize the tremendous advantage in programming the diet this way, improving bio-availability of feedstuff by stimulating digestive enzyme secretion! We recommend alternating Formula# 4 with Formula# 5 every month. Equine Formula# 4 is- Sold In: 2 kg( 4.4 lbs) plastic flip top reusable containers. Immunity- Allergy- Breathing and Bleeders. This Formula was developed to assist horses that have a tendency to manifest recurrent ill symptoms, and where primary causes seem to be hard to find on a point of view of orthodox medicine! Chronic intermittent respiratory problems( influenza, nose bleeding), and a variety of skin ailments, even intestinal problems, are often related to certain food intolerance. Equines are proned to food enzyme deficiencies and to the array of nebulous symptoms related to this situation: by supplementing them with digestive enzymes, the exocrine pancreas function is relieved and the metabolic enzyme bank account does not have to be diverted to compensate for the lack of food enzyme of the modern diet! Do not forget that even equines suffer of this aberrant situation because of modern techniques of feed extrusion. extrusion and cubing destroy all inherent food enzymes naturally present in raw food. In a very important book entitled" Enzyme Nutrition", Dr.Edward Howell explains How and Why, modern men and the animals he has domesticated have become so afflicted with chronic degenerative diseases. One of the big problems has to do with the notion of" exocrine pancreas overload" due to chronic food enzyme deficiency! So it would mean that cooking food has not been all that great of a discovery! Practically speaking yes, because it offers the possibility to eat larger quantities of food than in the raw form at the same time but fundamentally it seems cooking food destroys all food enzyme leadin.g to a cascade of events responsible for more problems than one would like to think of!. The idea behind Equine Formula# 5 was to design a dietary supplement Tonic for the immune system of equines that could be alternated with Formula# 4 on a monthly basis. The reason behind this regime is to" cleanse" or promote optimal liver and kidney functions with Formula# 4 so metabolic wastes and toxins are more easily excreted and then, to follow up the program with Formula# 5, concentrating more on the immune system. By following this two step program, we have designed a very interesting way at maintaining OPTIMAL RESISTANCE TO DISEASE!. The holistic approach here, is to tonify or stimulate non-specific immunity. Of primary importance is the good habit of offering equines the best possible hay as the main food, in the best possible environment. When the best possible diet is offered under the best possible environmental conditions, then one has to be preoccupied by a way of providing the best possible supplementation regime. 1 HERBS: Echinacea, cloves, cayenne, russian fennel, goldenseal, licorice, fenugreek, fennel, ginger, siberian ginseng. 7 Microflora preparations: friendly micro-organisms that maintain a healthy gut ecology. 8 Digestive enzymes mostly of the proteolytic group( protease) derived from Aspergillus niger, orizae and/ or Bacillus subtilis. Horses that have the reputation to be" allergic" with breathing or digestive problems, or manifestations of dermatitis( various types of skin ailments. Supplement for at least two to three months if problem is chronic as one has to think of changing" blood" quality. This will be done efficiently only when appropriate measures will be taken to improve dietary regime adequately!. Again, this formula was designed so supplementation should be done twice daily, one ounce at a time including some raw honey to the mixture so supplement will not settle down feeding bowl. but improvements usually start to show after three weeks), realize blood condition is starting to be less" toxic"! The Formula# 5 should be given for another month or two, and then alternated with Formula# 4. Equine Formula# 5 is- Sold In: 2 kg( 4.4 lbs) plastic flip top reusable containers. In processing and with extended storage, ENZYMES ARE DESTROYED. Your horse's body requires enzymes to process and deliver its food. Studies have shown that ANTI-OXIDANTS aid in stopping free radical damage from occurring in your horse's body. EquiZyme aids in eliminating this FREE RADICAL DAMAGE. Packaging: 1 pound resealable/ reusable containers. The residual medium( molasses) on which our selected strains are grown, are completely washed and removed during harvesting. Yeasts have been used for decades, as natural dietary supplements and are believed to contain growth and stimulatory factors in animal feeding applications. The benefits of yeast are not totally defined, however indications point to numerous advantages in the animal feed industry. Packaging: 1 pound resealable/ reusable containers. This new easy to use thrush treatment that does exactly what it is suppose to do, eliminate the bacterial fungus that cause thrush, quickly, economically, effectively and safely. Iorush Plus Is a unique concentrated liquid formula based on an organic iodine complex, food grade citric acid combined with, plant extracts of natural origin as wetting and dispersing agents. Iorush Plus contains no harsh caustic ingredients like many other commercial preparations, that may stunt new horn growth. Rich is sulfur, once garlic is ingested it will cleanse the blood and then be excreted through the pores of the skin where sulfur compounds are mildly noxious to parasites. Garlic is also ideal for respiratory disorders due to it's expectorant qualities and is one of the best herbs to prevent and fight infections. Packaging: 1 pound resealable/ reusable containers Price:$ call or email. It's benefits are many which include stimulating the body to overcome stress, fatigue and weakness. Ginseng will influence endurance and stamina to improve athletic performances without affecting mental and emotional boundaries. Ginseng also enhances the immune system and will strengthen the adrenal and reproductive glands. Packaging: 1 pound resealable/ reusable containers Price:$ call or email. We are an innovative privately owned company with divisions in Canada, Mexico and the USA, dedicated to formulating beneficial wholesome feed supplements for equine applications. At a time where the word natural is suffering many misconceptions, we are formulating various dietary aids derived from the knowledge and expertise of holistic veterinarians, nutritionists, physiologists, herbologists and specialists of ortho-molecular medicine. Most of our formulated equine product blends contain enzymes, vitamins, chelated minerals( proteinates, polysaccharides, citrates. The fillers that we use in these formulas are not the usual inert fillers, but" nutrient dense" fermentation solubles of selected grains we manufacture in the USA. We believe people should consult their veterinarians whenever their animals show abnormal symptoms. However, patients that have failed to respond to well validated orthodox treatments should be considered for appropriate safe nutritional interventions. We offer veterinary professionals, and all our clients, the choice of specific dietary compliments and logical alternatives to animals normal rations, whenever the need to" stabilize" various physiological functions occurs. Since health, per se, does not correspond to mere absence of symptoms, we strongly believe that progressive, rational dietary supplementation can be instrumental in influencing and promoting maintenance of a state of animal well-being. Product Disclaimer: It is the responsibility of the customers that their specific use of any products from Ultra Bio-Logics Inc. Dealer and Distributorship Opportunities Are Available At This Time- Distributed Worldwide.( 514) 339-2650 Fax:( 514) 333-0001, Toll Free Canada: 1-800-361-8325.
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  • Arabian 1.Com - Arabian Horse Books - http://www.arabian1.com/bookstore.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: Arabian 1.Com- Arabian Horse Books. Arabian1.Com Presents. The Arabian Horse Bookstore. Books on Arabian horses and related equine subjects have never been so easy to find! Arabian1.Com is pleased to provide, in association with Amazon.Com, selected Arabian horse and equine related books for your edification and enjoyment. We have reviewed and selected several publications that we feel would benefit Arabian horse enthusiasts. If there is any particular subject, title or author you are interested in that you don't find here you can go directly to Amazon.Com by clicking the image here----------. Judith Forbis/ Hardcover/ Published 1976. Arabian Horses( Magnificent Horses of the World). Tomas Micek( Photographer), Hans-Jorg Schrenk/ Library Binding/. Gail Stewart/ School& Library Binding/ Published 1995. The Abbas Pasha Manuscript: And the Horses and Horsemen of Arabia. Judith Forbis( Editor)/ Leather Bound/ Published 1993. Sharon Byford, Kari Albiol( Illustrator)/ Hardcover/ Published 1987. Karen Bentley, Joanna Campbell( Creator)/ Mass Market Paperback/. Deborah Felder/ Turtleback/ Published 1997. Deborah Felder, Sandy Rabinowitz( Illustrator)/ Paperback/ Published. A Catalog of Travelers Rest Arabian Horses: Together With a Partial. Account of Arabian Horses in the United States and Their Origin. Historical Reports on Arab Horse Breeding and the Arabian Horse. Morris, Conrad Homfeld/ Hardcover/ Published 1990. Although it is no longer available from the publisher, we'll query our network of used bookstores for you and send an update within one to two weeks. Winning: A Training and Showing Guide for Hunter Seat Riders. The Athletic Development of the Dressage Horse: Manege Patterns~. Charles De Kunffy/ Hardcover/ Published 1992. Discovering Dressage( Ward Lock Riding School Series)~. Dressage Priority Points( Howell Equestrian Library). Training Strategies for Dressage Riders( Howell Equestrian Library). Elwyn Hartley Edwards, Sharon Ralls Lemon/ Hardcover/ Published. Jeremy Houghton Brown, et al/ Paperback/ Published 1996. After Columbus: The Horse's Return to America( Smithsonian Wil Heritage Collection). Viola, Deborah Howland( Illustrator)/ Hardcover/ Published 1994. ~ Usually ships in 24 hours Marguerite Henry, Wesley Dennis( Illustrator)/ Paperback/ Published 1993. Judith Draper/ Hardcover/ Published 1996. The Complete Performance Horse: Preventive Medicine, Fitness, Feeding, Lameness. Concise Guide to Medications and Supplements for the Horse( Concise Guide Series). Concise Guide to Navicular Syndrome in the Horse( Howell Equestrian Library). Concise Guide to Tendon and Ligament Injuries in the Horse( Howell Equestrian Library). George Harold Conn/ Paperback/ Published 1970. Wagoner( Editor)/ Hardcover/ Published 1992. Juliet Clutton-Brock, Jerry Young/ Library Binding/ Published 1992. Juliet Clutton-Brock, Jerry Young/ Hardcover/ Published 1992. Bonnie Bryant/ Paperback/ Published 1998. Jeremy Houghton Brown, et al/ Paperback/ Published 1994. The Horse Companion: A Comprehensive Guide to the World of Horses, Including All You Need to Know About Riding Skills, Equipment, Healthcare, grooming. Jane Holderness-Roddam, Jane Holderness Roddam/ Hardcover/ Published 1997. Harris, Francois Lemaire De Ruffieu/ Hardcover/ Published 1993. Horse Handling& Grooming: A Step-By-Step Photographic Guide to Mastering over 100 Horsekeeping Skills( Horsekeeping Skills Library). Cherry Hill, Richard Klimesh( Photographer)/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Horse Health Care: A Step-By-Step Photographic Guide to Mastering over 100 Horesekeeping Skills( Horsekeeping Skills Library). Cherry Hill, Richard Klimesh( Photographer)/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Judith Draper, et al/ Hardcover/ Published 1997. A Horse of Your Own: The Rider Owner's Complete Guide. Stoneridge, William Steinkraus/ Hardcover/ Published 1990. Horse Owner's Veterinary Handbook. Juliet Clutton-Brock/ Hardcover/ Published 1992. Mettler, Elayne Sears( Illustrator)/ Paperback/ Published 1989. The Horse's Health from A to Z: An Equine Veterinary Dictionary. Horsefeathers: Facts Versus Myths About Your Horse's Health. Elwyn Hartley Edwards, Bob Langrish( Photographer)/ Paperback/ Published 1993. Elwyn Hartley Edwards, Bob Langrish( Photographer)/ Hardcover/ Published 1993. Horses: An Abridgment of Harold Roth's Big Book of Horses( All Aboard Books). Harold Roth( Photographer), et al/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Horses and Ponies( Barron's Pocket Gem). Sandy Ransford, Charlotte Hard( Illustrator)/ Paperback/ Published 1996. Desmond Morris/ Hardcover/ Published 1989. Carolyn Henderson, Lynn Russell/ Hardcover/ Published 1997. The International Encyclopedia of Horses and Ponies( The Howell Equestrian Library). Advanced English Exercises( Arena Pocket Guides). Advanced Western Exercises( Arena Pocket Guides). The Athletic Development of the Dressage Horse: Manege Patterns~ Usually ships in 24 hours. Charles De Kunffy/ Hardcover/ Published 1992. Carolyn Henderson, Lynn Russell/ Paperback/ Published 1995. Breaking and Training the Driving Horse: A Detailed and Comprehensive Study( Wilshire Horse Lovers Library)~. Sheila Roughton/ Paperback/ Published 1996. Dayton Sumner/ Hardcover/ Published 1984. Breaking Your Horse's Bad Habits~ Usually ships in 24 hours. Dayton Sumner/ Paperback/ Published 1977. Fitness, Performance and the Female Equestrian( Howell Equestrian Library). Fitness for Horse& Rider: Gain More from Your Riding by Improving Your Horse's Fitness and Condition-And Your Own. Jane Holderness-Roddam, Bob Langrish( Photographer)/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Getting Horses Fit: Improve Your Horse's Performance. Teaching Safe Horsemanship: A Guide to English& Western Instruction. The Body Language of Horses: Revealing the Nature of Equine Needs, Wishes, and Emotions and How Horses Communicate Them--For Owners, Breeders, trainers. The Horse Rider's Problem Solver: Provides Practical Solutions to the Most Common Problems Relating to Riding and Schooling. Western Pleasure: Training and Showing to Win. Wagoner( Editor), et al/ Hardcover/ Published 1982. Phillip Sponenberg/ Hardcover/ Published 1996. Sarah Pilliner, John Practical Stud Management Rose/ Paperback/ Published 1994. Theresa Jones( Editor), Steven Miller( Editor)/ Hardcover/ Published 1996. Joe Taylor's Complete Guide to Breeding and Raising Racehorses: Advice from America's Master Horseman. Buying Your First Horse: A Comprehensive Guide to Preparing For, Finding and Purchasing a Great Horse. Mary Guay, Donna Schlinkert( Photographer)/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Equifacts; The Complete Horse Record Organizer. Ltd Russell Meerdink Company/ Paperback/ Published 1997. Horse Business Management: Managing a Successful Yard. Jeremy Houghton Brown, et al/ Paperback/ Published 1995. Keeping Horses: The Working Owner's Guide to Saving Time and Money~ Ships in 2-3 days. The Complete Guide to Buying, Maintaining and Servicing a Horse. Margaret Davidson, Leo Summers( Illustrator)/ Paperback/ Published 1994. Barbara Cohen, Louise Taylor/ Paperback/ Published 1993. The Nature of Horses: Exploring Equine Evolution Intelligence and Behavior.
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  • Other Sites - http://www.nawpn.org/links.htm
    
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      Document Excerpt: CHIO Aachen- Information, results, program, press releases, itinerary, map, etc. Tickets can be ordered and paid for on line. American Association of Equine Practitioners Client Education- Short articles on various subjects including lameness, horse care, colic, EPM, reprodutive difficulties and Equine Viral Arteritis( Added 11/ 11/ 98). BCM( Best Communication and Management) Website- World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses, Eqvalan World Breeding Ranking for Jumping Dressage and Eventing, Volvo World Cup Series. Federation Equestre Internationale( FEI)- International competition schedule, summary results, discussion forum. Hunter& Sport Horse Magazine- covers the Dressage, Combined Training and Hunter/ Jumper disciplines. SportHorse1.com new( Added 6/ 8/ 00) The Midwest SportHorse Journal and The National Sport Horse Sales List- devoted to dressage, combined training, driving, hunters, jumpers, sporthorse breeding and equipment.
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  • The HayNet: What's New - http://www.haynet.net/New/1-Dec-1999.html
    
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      Document Excerpt: The HayNet: What's New. The HayNet: What's New. Sport Horse Medicine- books on horse health care:" Preventing Colic in Horses,"" Equine Lameness,"" Instructions for Equine Clients," and Central Carolina Equine Practice on-line newsletter new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Sacramento Horsemen's Association- an association open to all horse interested people; we lease a site from the City of Sacramento, California, US, with two arenas, a round pen, two clubhouses, a barn which stables 26 horse and numerous trails; we also publish a magazine called Hoofprints new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). JumpStart Equestrian Enterprises- equestrian consultants to assist with all your equestrian needs new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Commercial Resources: Photography and Videography. Rebecca Baucus: Picture This Photography- on-location equine photography, shows, trials& private farm sessions; Michigan( US) horse show and event calendar; website design, scan services and more new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Equine Related Schools: Boarding Schools. Grier School- a boarding school for girls in grades 7- 12; a complete equestrian program is offered to students of all ability levels, equine studies classes as well as afternoon riding are offered five days a week; Tyrone, Pennsylvania, US new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Eaglesfield Equestrian Centre- show jumping, UK riders, championships, Bioflow representatives and livery yard; also learn from qualified instructors and become horse friendly new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Gold Country Friesians- purebred Friesian sporthorses; we are a member of FHANA and our horses are registered with the FPS; young horses available most of the time, California, US new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Always On Horseback- a great game looking for new members; if you like horses, you have come to the right place new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Will to Win- Wendy Thompson, cancer survivor and Olympic hopeful in show jumping;" When you face the prospect of termination, you begin the process of determination!" new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Sea Horse Ranch- training& boarding, adjacent to Montana de Oro State Park, California, US, close to the beach new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Stallion Services: Andalusians and Lusitanos. Country Lane Paints- raising Paints that halter and ride, standing APHA" Versarys Loot" a loud colored sorrel overo, eastern North Carolina, US new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Stallion Services: Quarter Horses. Pistol Tailwind- 1984 black AQHA stallion Pistol Tailwind, Pennsylvania, US new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Veterinary Resources: General Vet Information. Sport Horse Medicine- veterinary services and continuing education opportunities for owners, trainers, farriers, and veterinarians working with performance horses; includes information on the prepurchase examination, a preventive footcare program, farrier rounds, and colic prevention new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Veterinary Resources: Veterinarian Vet clinics and vet hospitals. Richard Mansmann)- an applied equine sports medicine practice in central North Carolina, USAl; providing veterinary services and continuing education for owners, trainers, farriers, and veterinarians working with performance horses new( Added: 1-Dec-1999). Looking for something in particular? Search the HayNet.
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  • Google Web Directory - Sports > Equestrian > Personal_Homepages - http://directory.google.com/Top/Sports/Equestrian/Personal_Homepages/
    
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      Document Excerpt: Google Web Directory- Sports Equestrian Personal_ Homepages. Search only in Personal Homepages Search the Web. Personal Homepages. The Thoroughbred Gallery- http:// www.mother.com/~ pce/ TG/ ThoroughbredGallery.html. Pictures of old now-deceased racehorses-- the aristocratic bluebloods of the racing world all archive here, along with some pedigree links. KBR Horse Training Articles- http:// www.ecis.com/~ tallt/ pag/ train.html. Many articleson different subjects: Having trouble getting your horse to do what you want? Unsure of how to approach an uncatchable horse? First time saddling your colt?. Baltimore Horse Country's TV Links- http:// www.bcplonline.org/~ gharris/ tvid.html. Daniel's Personal Homepage- http:// hometown.aol.com/ ilovemyhorsetoo/ myhomepage/. The Horse Information Page- http:// www.procmail.org/~ mnichols/ horses.html. Private homepage that is a collection of specific resources for: Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis( EPM), Strangles, Tetanus, Equine Parasites, Colic, Genetics, Lameness, Laminitis, Eye Problems. Cherry Hill- http:// www.webaccess.net/~ cherryhillbooks/ aboutCH.htm. Kathy Johnson Dressage- http:// members.xoom.com/ kathyjohnson/. Topaz Vaulters and Small Wonder Pony Club Vaulting team with a photo of Susan MacIssac performing a Bronze Medal winning routine. Ljomi the Icelandic Horse- http:// www.geocities.com/ Yosemite/ Meadows/ 2084/. Much information about trimming horses hooves and the disease laminitis, with detailed graphics offering educational details. T