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> In my husband's practice the vast majority of colic cases occur at home
and


Sure.  Because 99.99% of all horses spend 99.99% of their time AT home.
Those odds gotta kick in sometime.

But I do agree that there can be a proportion of horses that are already
dehydrated/impacted/given sudden feed changes just prior to a ride, then
trailering to the ride exacerbates the situation.

Susan Garlinghouse DVM



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