Equine Veterinarian Doc Jenni Treats An Impaction Colic
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Dr Jenni Grimmett is called out to examine a horse experiencing symptoms of colic which is very typical this time of year. As the weather gets cold horses generally do not drink enough water so Doc Jenni receives calls for lots of colics. She lets us know 9 times out of 10 in her area it’s going to be what she calls an impaction colic. At the clients stable, Doc Jenni takes the vitals of the horse and discusses his symptoms with the owner. She then pulls a fecal and discovers a mucus coating over all the manure which is a sign of impaction colic. Watch the treatment for this impaction colic and her follow on recovery plan.
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Probably the warmest place you could put your hands in that weather. 😂
Great care of the horse and hope he does well
Definitely more salt. In winter I give my horses loose salt and it helps them to drink more. The loose salt over a salt block has Definitely improved water intake. We haven't had any impaction colic in many years.
Thank you 💞
Colic is very serious and can be fatal. But I also think that some vets are to quick to want to put your horse down...
Just had this done to my 24 year old boy, still waiting for a poop, fingers crossed.
Thank you so much for making this video and being so clear about what you’re doing. Also, I love all your green colors.
What an incredible video! This is so interesting.
You are so knowledgable and caring
I have always added some salt to my horses feed in the winter months. I also have used Forco in their feed for years.
The “side eye” he gave @3:53 made me laugh a bit!😂He’s like what is going to happen next? Poor horsey….🤒🐴
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A warm, thick horse rug plonked on a freezing cold horse just dragged outa a frozen pond/lake ...is that a bad idea ? Surely , because the air is alittle warmer than the ice its just got out of, means the horse has to adjust alittle to the temperature ? Its already in shock. ?? Any opinion welcome. (By the way i dont have a horse but im sensible as i can try to be...)
Is hyperventilating a common symptom of colic in a older horse?
Hyperventilating is a sign of pain
Thankyou ♥️🌸
Today I learned what an impaction colic is. I was not prepared for feces. Lmao
Is the loose salt, just table salt?
Very interesting information. Thank you for sharing.🐴
from one end to the other - what a woman
Great outcome.
Warm water in colder weather often works.
Thank you
God lok
Good morning mam
Just saw a horse put down today - no tubing done. Really sad.
So what's your opinion on how a horse should be treated immediately after being rescued from icy water ? Surely rubbing them down with hay or straw would bring up their crculation...and what about horse rugs ...???