Travel, Competition and Colic: Reducing Digestive Disruption on the Road
A practical guide to protecting your horse’s digestive routine before, during and after travel and competition — plus when to call your vet.
Equine Nutrition Articles
Horse Colic: What to Do While You Wait for the Vet
Quiet signs can be the first clue of colic. Here’s what to watch for, when to call your vet, what to do while you wait, and practical ways to reduce...
Colic in Horses: Causes, Signs, Treatment and Prevention
A vet-reviewed guide to recognising colic, knowing when to call the vet, what to do while you wait, how colic is diagnosed and treated, and the everyday practices that help...
Feeding to Reduce the Risk of Colic in Horses
Evidence-informed feeding strategies; forage, starch, water, feed changes and sand management - that may help reduce recognised colic risks.
Could Waiting For A Horse to Roll Delay Colic Care?
By Dr Chris Mortensen, PhD Equine Physiologist When people think of colic, they often picture a horse pawing, sweating and rolling. These signs are serious. But waiting for a horse...
Could Better Gut Health Be One of the Most Overlooked Ways to Reduce Colic Risk?
By Dr Chris Mortensen, PhD Equine PhysiologistColic is one of the biggest health concerns for horse owners, but it isn't a single disease. It is a term used to describe...
