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Abdominal Pain, Colic Signs
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Newborn Foal, Up & Down or Rolling
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Choking or Gagging, Fluid (Clear, Frothy, or Green) Coming Out of Nostrils &/or Mouth
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Lying Down More Than Normal, or Getting Up & Down
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Grain Overload, Horse Got into Feed Room
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Ate Moldy Hay or Feed, Witnessed
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Extending or Stretching Out Neck
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Burping or Belching
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Stretching, Dropping Penis, Trying to Urinate
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Backing into Corner of Stall
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Rolling (in Adult)
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Related Observations
Your vet might choose this diagnostic test if you were making these observations.