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Signs Of Colic In Horses Donkeys and Mules

What are the signs of colic In A Donkey or Mule? Dullness. Lying down too much. Lack of appetite or refusing to eat. Weight shifting Rolling and pawing at the ground but not laying down. Fast breathing, rapid heart rate. Sweating. Brick red or pale gums or insides of eyelids. Call the vet asap to prevent death. Donkeys are stoic will not show pain until it is too late in most cases. #donkey #colic #horses #donkeycare #farmanimals

four different colored bows on the back of a horse

Know your Tail Ribbons

Distance made easy

four arrows pointing in different directions to start and finish with the same arrow on each side

a poster with pictures of horses and their names on it's sides, including the words equine vital signs

Collecting Vital Signs

the signs of collic horses are shown in different positions and sizes, including one horse with

Your Horse's Lumps & Bumps

the horses are all different sizes and colors in the snow, but there is no image to describe

four different types of horse blankets are shown in this diagram, which shows how to use them

The Ultimate Horse Blanketing Guide – SmartPak Equine

Types of Blankets We’re going to start with the basics of blanket types: the difference between a “sheet” and a “blanket” and the difference between “turnout” and “stable” sheets and blankets. A sheet is the lightest piece of apparel in your horse’s wardrobe. Sometimes called a “lightweight blanket,” a sheet doesn’t have any fill. A