Flatulent colic in horses

Flatulent colic is produced by overproduction of gas in the large intestine and caecum causes distension of stomach.

Symptoms
Distension of abdominal area
Difficulty breathing
Sweating
Pawing
Frequently looking at the flank
lying down
Rolling over
Causes
sudden change in diet
large quantities of green food
Indigestion
unclean water
improper feeding
irregular teeth

Treatment and Prevention
Consult the veterinarian immediately
Good management
Regular routine of feeding and exercise can able to prevent colic.
New feed should be introduced gradually
Plenty of clean water should be given
Regular deworming is necessary
Regular dental checkup is essential