3 years ago

Episode 32
I know I promised to get Charlie's grazing muzzle video out and an update on him but we had an emergency with Cami this week. Very scary situation with her and this is an update on what happened.

Cami was one of the original six Belgian Draft Horses saved from a kill pen when she was almost sent to slaughter back in February. If you are new to the channel check out the links below to their story.

Rescue story of the original six
https://youtu.be/zu7bgxHSBoc

Original six Belgian Draft Horses delivery day
https://youtu.be/n-F4l_W_NwM

Update on the Rescued Belgian Draft Horses
https://youtu.be/cYSAs_M3WmY

Grandpa's Video
https://youtu.be/Zaxc-zO94R4

What is Colic in Horses?
The word “colic” in horse terms simply means abdominal pain. The source of the pain could originate from any location within the horse’s abdomen, from the intestines to an organ such as the stomach or liver. Most commonly, colic occurs due to part of the intestines becoming impacted or from being in an abnormal placement within the abdomen.

Colic is one of the most common emergencies seen in horses, which is why it is very important to understand what it is, the common colic signs, and what to do.