6.Provide excerise daily. Provide fresh, clean water. 8.Avoid medication unless they are prescribed by a vet. 10.Avoid putting feed on the ground, especially in sandy soils. 11.Make dietary and other management changes gradually.
Horses experiencing changes in environment or workloads are at high risk of intestinal dysfunction.
Pay special attention to animals when transporting them or changing their surroundings, such as at shows. Watch any horses that have had a previous bout with colic. They may be at a greater risk. Maintain accurate records of management, feeding practices and health. The above won't prevent colic completely but will help reduce the risk.