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Re: [RC] [RC] Elytes - Dawn Carrie

Aaarrgghhh!  Something else to worry about.  I now have the ultimate "hoover on hooves," and now I have to worry about him eating TOO much???  My 6 yr old never comes up for air during a hold...if I try to limit his food, he's going to start eating the paint off the trailer, the dirt off the ground, loose dogs, small children, etc.
 
Dawn in East Texas
and Epic Sundance (here, doggie...)

 
On 3/22/07, Bruce Weary <bweary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 But we *have* had more than a few ruptured stomachs.
A very experienced rider recently expressed their suspicion to me that
horses that have gluttonous appetites at vet checks might be at risk of
causing overfilling of the stomach, and that this, accompanied with
lowered hind gut motility, dehydration or other factors might possibly
contribute to colic or other GI catastrophes.

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