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Horse Colic—How and Why It Happens

Horses have a long and rich history with man in this country. In
earlier days, they were essential to industry, agriculture, and
transportation.

Today’s horses are kept primarily for recreation or competition.
They are kept in closer confinement and get less work. Their
diets are much richer; more grain with a higher protein content,
and vitamin and mineral supplements or additives. Less hay,
also… to prevent a belly.

Often it is the highest-value horses that are the most restricted
and controlled. As animals that would graze naturally for 20-plus
hours a day, confined horses pick around for tiny bits of spilled
feed and grain. They also pick-up dirt, shavings, sand, pebbles,
sticks, and other non-digestibles that can cause equine colic.

This ingested trash collects in the gut unnaturally until it
eventually causes abdominal pain… horse colic. It’s no wonder people
say, “…seems like it’s always the good ones that colic.”

Any horseman who’s been involved with colic in horses understands the
value of anything that is truly a pro-active measure to guard against it. ColiClenz™ Plus is just such a measure.

Statistics show that 1 in 10 horses die of colic, and that 1 in 7 die of digestive diseases. Take a pro-active approach to the health of your horse by feeding ColiClenz™ Plus as directed, every 10 weeks. No horse should have to be that "1" in 10.

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Horse colic home
Colic home | Colic avoidance | Colic care benefits | Colic care research | Colic care experiences

Horse colic information
What is horse colic? | Types of horse colic | Causes of horse colic | Signs of horse colic | Avoidance of horse colic

Horse colic benefits
Colic care and ColiClenz | Effect of colic care | Natural colic care | Need for colic care | Regular colic care

Horse colic product
Unique colic care | Regimented colic care | Designed colic care | Formulated colic care | Timeless colic care| Successful colic care

Horse colic managment
Managed colic care | Tips for colic care | Scientific colic care | Hydroscopic colic care