If you suspect your horse has gastrointestinal distress, you should start keeping a time log of what you are seeing. For example, write down at 8:34 AM that your horse was pacing restlessly. Second, call your veterinarian and let him/her know what you are seeing - he/she may need to come out immediately on emergency call for colic. Third, get a halter and lead rope on your horse and start hand walking him/her around a pasture or small riding arena with no one else in it. Keep your horse walking at a slow but steady pace. Keep your phone by you in case you need to call the vet back or your vet calls to ask for an update.
Mild colic can often be treated on site, either by helping your horse work its way through the issue or with medical treatment on site by your veterinarian. However, some colic issues have to be treated surgically - not a cheap option, and it often involves transporting your horse for several hours or more in a horse trailer that he/she is trying to kick apart.
With kindness : )
upset stomach
You can go to the bathroom or put a rag that is warm over you upset stomach.
no because horses cant be sick but it might give them collack which is just an upset stomach which can discomfort the horse.
Gripe Water. If burping doesn't help try our gripe water with ginger and fennel to help with infant gas relief.
Bismuth is a rare element found in rocks. It is used in medicine to treat an upset stomach.
I had an upset stomach. He upset me greatly.
Yes but gradually introduce them as it can upset the hamsters stomach, don't feed too much of it as it is meant for a treat and nothing else.
some time there are bad things in the food that make you stomach upset
From past experiences it has almost always upset my stomach in a bad way.
If you treat others badly, and get treated back in the same way, then you are upset. However, if you treat others nicely, then you get treated nice back and dont get upset. =)
Yes, I have safely used metronidazole for fish to treat my Jack Russell terriers for various protozoan and intestional ailments.