Diarrhea

Doc-t February 14, 2015
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The increased frequency and more water-like consistency of the feces. The most common cause is altering the gut microbiota (dysbiosis), causing an increased flow of contents through the gut system. This can occur when a toxin or inflammatory ingredient is eaten.

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Diarrhea in an otherwise healthy horse. No other signs but is girthy when saddled and hated to be ridden. All signs of colonic ulcers. Owner will remove all grain from the diet today.
Diarrhea on the stall wall. This horse had lived in Long Island, NY but moved to south Florida a few months ago. The horse is given T&A hay plus a quart of grain twice a day. He is also on rinantidine for gut lining irritation.
A bag filled with manure and water looking for sand in a horse with diarrhea. There is no sand in the bag. This horse had lived in Long Island, NY but moved to south Florida a few months ago.
Diarrhea on the stall walls of an older retired horse that occasionally gets this for no reason. He eats only hay and pasture. It may be the July heat of over 90 degrees.
A 29 yr old with about half his teeth missing. Can eat hay cubes and pellets and grain. Owner changed company brand of alfalfa cubes and this resulted in diarrhea.
A 29 yr old with about half his teeth missing. Can eat hay cubes and pellets and grain. Owner changed company brand of alfalfa cubes and this resulted in diarrhea.
Diarrhea stains this stall wall.
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