Moving horses from pasture to stabling can put them at risk of colic

Injury, a change in the weather, a new livery—at some point in a horse’s life it will experience a move from pasture to stabling. Experts at The University of Nottingham’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Science have published research which shows this change in living conditions could play a key role in the onset of colic—a leading cause of death in horses.

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Moving horses from pasture to stabling can put them at risk of colic


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