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Alyssa K. Doering, DVM, McKinlay & Peters Equine Hospital Hello! My name is Alyssa Doering, DVM and I am a surgeon at McKinlay & Peters Equine Hospital in Newman Lake, WA. My topic for this issue of Horse Previews is on colic. Colic in its most fundamental sense means abdominal pain.
This is a very broad term that may include any organ within the belly of the horse including Alyssa K. Doering, DVM but not limited to the stomach, small intestine, large colon, cecum, ovaries, liver, etc. As you can see, that is quite the list…. so lets break it down a little. Most causes of colic arise from the intestinal tract. I would say by far and away, the most common cause of colic is the large colon. Pain arises when the large colon becomes filled with gas (gas/spasmodic colic) or ingesta (impaction.) Now usually, these two types of colic are fixed with a dose of banamine on the farm and some hand walking. However; the prognosis is always the best with the shortest duration of colic, so don’t wait to call your veterinarian - if for nothing else but to get a game plan moving forward. The second most common cause of colic comes from the
small intestine. I know we’ve all heard of lipomas or had a friend of a friend with a horse that has been diagnosed with one. A lipoma is just a fatty tumor. (Similar to what humans acquire… cool huh?) The problem becomes when the tumor, which is on a long stalk, wraps around a piece of small intestine. This functionally cuts off the blood supply and the bowel dies within a matter of minutes to hours. This is absolutely a surgical emergency; but with that being said, the prognosis can be quite good if caught early. Again, don’t wait to call your veterinarian to get them involved. The last nebulous type of colic I wanted to mention is gastric ulcers. As horsemen, this can be the bane of our existence. It can be so difficult to determine if the horse is off feed because of one of the aforementioned reasons, or ulcers in its stomach. The absolute best way to tell is gastroscopy (whaaaaat… that’s a LONG word!) Gastroscopy simply means scoping your horse’s stomach to see if there are ulcers in there contributing to the symptoms of discomfort. If diagnosed, feed recommendations will be made in addition to a gastroprotectant like omeprazole (Gastrogard). Don’t stress though, your vet can help you sort all this out. So what do we do from here to treat colic? Well, usually this means that your horse needs banamine, which is an anti-inflammatory like Advil or Aleve as long as it’s not due
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to gastric ulcers. The next thing I will ask you will be, “How long has it been going on?” If it’s been any duration at all, your horse is likely dehydrated and needs oral or intravenous fluids. Depending on the severity, this can be administered on the farm or may necessitate hospitalization. Every single time, I will decompress your horse’s stomach by passing a tube. You see horses don’t have the ability to vomit or burp so it is necessary to relieve any extra build up of fluid or gas. I will also perform a rectal examination to determine the severity of disease. Then finally, if the horse fails to respond to medical management, we may have a conversation about surgery to correct what’s going wrong. Now to address surgery - by far, the most common question I get is, “Will my horse colic again after surgery or because of surgery?” I know growing up in rural Montana; I for sure had this impression. The answer I have now is, no not necessarily. Horses colic after colic surgery when they form adhesions. This just means they form scar tissue from a piece of bowel to another piece of bowel, which kinks off the flow of ingesta. Performing surgery early before the bowel gets super inflamed and angry prevents this. So again, please contact your veterinarian as soon as you see signs of colic for the optimal outcome. Finally, let’s chat about how to prevent colic. First, no sudden changes in feed. It should take 2+ weeks to transition between new batches of hay or different types of grain. Secondly, always provide a fresh source of water. I know this sounds fundamental, but you would be shocked how easy it
is for a horse to colic when it gets whipped back from water because of another horse, traveling, working in the heat, etc. Lastly, and this cannot be stressed enough, always have a fresh tube of banamine paste in your house for just such an occasion. You don’t need it ‘til you need it, but when you do, you will be so happy you have it. With that being said, happy trails to you. May you never need a veterinarian or an equine surgeon, but certainly if you ever do, please get in touch with your vet as soon as possible. It can literally be the difference between life and death. Best regards, Alyssa K. Doering, DVM
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GaininG confidence By Ann Kirk
It is September of 2020. As I sit down to write, I am looking for a subject that is key to almost every horse person I know. When I participated in Ride the West, one of the sessions I did was a lecture on Lost Confidence, how it happens and how to regain it. The lecture area was packed. It was clear to me that this is a very hot topic in the horse world. I have had many occasions where accidents have led to a loss of confidence which is crippling in my line of work. In this article, I will share some things that have helped me to regain my confidence while working with horses. I have been training horses for 40+ years. I was practically born on a horse and have never been without one. When I was 6 years old, a horse spooked out from under me and I fell off and broke my arm. Was I scared? No way! I was riding again before the cast came off. I rode bareback and raced all over the place with my sisters. We rode blindfolded, backwards, standing up and bridleless, (and our horses weren’t taught controls without a bridle). It really didn’t matter if I fell off. I just picked myself up, dusted myself off and jumped right back on. There wasn’t a horse anywhere that really intimidated me. I was invincible. But, as I got older and the horses got “quicker”, and the ground got harder, and the injuries hurt longer, it became much tougher to make myself “just get right back on”. That’s when it became important to find a safer way to train. I
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the end to my work for the year. Suffice it to say, I have had my share of incidents that can and have led to a loss of confidence and the quest to regain it or be paralyzed in my ability to continue doing what I love. So, how do you regain confidence once something has happened? Confidence has to do with trust; trust in yourself and your abilities and trust in the methods you use for training your horse. If you purchase a horse, or if you already own one, one of the first things you doubt is if the horse has enough of the right training to be safe for you to handle and ride. It looked okay when you purchased it but it is acting different now that it’s at your house. So now what? DON’T JUST CLIMB ABOARD AND HOPE FOR THE BEST!!! There are certain “tests” that your horse must pass before you should get astride. You do not have to take the horse at its current level of training and just hope to survive it. You can teach your horse to respond the way you want it to so you can have “confidence” in what it knows. You must teach it what you want it to know. So few people realize how easy it is to train most horses. But you must have a plan. Don’t count on just doing damage control all the time. Be prepared to teach and guide your horse so you are the leader and he is the follower. When you know what lessons to work on and have practiced them enough to be confident, it takes away a lot of the apprehension of working with your horse. When the fears and doubts start to rise up, you will know where to focus your mind and how to focus your horse’s mind as well. And I’m not talking about super hard lessons that require youth and athletic abilities to perform. Almost anyone can do bridle work from the ground, directional control exercises, round pen work, etc. Far too many horses that people are riding are not really broke and when the control is needed, it just is not there. You must be an active rider if you are going to be truly safe with your horse. This is just the tip of the iceberg concerning this issue of confidence. I would be happy to answer questions in more detail if you would write to me at info@annkirk.com. Working with horses is great, but it can be scary. But, the only way not to face the possibility of being hurt by a horse is to not have a horse. But then you might be hurt by your dog! So if you are willing to take the time it takes, contact me and I can give you more information. Confidence is lost when what we thought would work doesn’t. It’s often not as easy as pull back to stop, and if we get hurt because the brakes don’t work, it shakes our confidence. When you can find the right method to fix your horse’s brakes, it helps restore that confidence. Until later, God bless you and keep you safe…….Ann
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| email: Broker@RyanStoker.com
Horse Property on 30 Acres Northwest of Spokane 7311 N Garfield Rd, Spokane, WA 99224 • MLS# 202020734 This property rises up and gives a commanding view of surrounding acreage and has room to grow! 2 bedroom, 1 bath 1912 sq.ft. 1959 farmhouse, nicely remodeled in 2019. It has a basement with a furred-in bath, outside entrance, new flooring.
525,000
$
• Large 175'x100' horse barn with 95'x74' indoor arena • 13 horse stalls • Plenty of room for hay • 40'x30' shop • Property is fenced & crossed fenced • 6 paddocks and outside jumping arena
Warren Schick Cell: 509-998-6706 warren@warrenschick.com
“From Spokane to the Canadian Border” • www.RealEstateMarketPlc.com
SEPTEMBER 2020 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 19
On The edge Of COmmOn SenSe
CARHART COWBOY By Baxter Black, DVM
Mr. Moses remarked the other day he’d received a catalog in the mail from a western clothing outfit. He wasn’t sure who the outfit catered to, but the name ‘Long Island’ seemed to stick in his mind. The photo on the front had burned an image into his brain. A male model stood in cowboy posture, a Clint Eastwood steely-eyed glare glinting from beneath the brim of his Zorro hat. It appeared that moths had eaten the collar off his shirt. He wore a duster that was sort of a cross between Jim Bridger’s old trapping coat and Santa Ana’s parade uniform. Mr. Moses guessed it weighed more than a wet hallway carpet. There was an odd collection of gold chains, buttons, military pins, silver boot toe tips, training spurs and epaulettes decorating his wardrobe. He looked like a Korean General just returned from a Rotarian’s convention. Mr. Moses imagined himself dressed like the cowboy on
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the cover of the catalog, jangling out to feed the cows and break ice. Him hangin’ his giant rowel and jingle bob on the twine as he kicked a bale off the back of the flatbed. Being jerked flat into the muddy rut, cows tromping giant footprints on the tail of his coat, the dog running off with his pancake hat. Then rising, sodden and trudging off rattling and clanging like a Moroccan bride with a limp. “Shoot,” he said, “I couldn’t even walk up to a horse dressed like that.” Mr. Moses considers himself a Carhart cowboy. For those of you who live in the tropics, Carharts are warm, insulated canvas coveralls with more zippers than a Hell’s Angel’s loin cloth. Carharts, ear flaps and Lacrosse five buckle overshoes. Real cowboy winter wear. Granted it limits mobility. You’d have to get undressed to mount yer horse. You can’t hear much other than the diesel, but a cowboy can get the job done. Could be the cowboy on the catalog cover measures his time in the winter by the bottles of brandy he goes through lacing his evening café au lait, or possibly the edge of the sun rays on the floor of his glassed-in sun room. Certainly it would not be the amount of mud built up in the wheel wells of his Lexus. Mr. Moses has his own way of judging the length of winter. He says he keeps track by watchin’ the pile of ice that accumulates next to the stock tank. Spoken like a true Carhart cowboy. www.baxterblack.com
Once-in-a-Lifetime OppOrtunity tO buiLd yOur nOrth idahO dream estate! 40-acre parcel Overlooking Lake coeur d’alene
“Inn at the Lake” Bed & Breakfast A Nearly 8,000 sq.ft, Mediterranean-Style Lakefront Villa
stunning lake villa
For Sale as Private Residence or as turn-key Bed & Breakfast 3/4 Acre • 7 bed/ 7 bath 75’ Sandy Waterfront
$
1,560,000
8+ acres
colville, Wa Almost finished dream home, 8+ acres, 3 beds, 2 baths, plus 37x13 shop w/ living quarters
230,000
$
AnA WAhl , Broker
Call/ Text
509-714-1088
$599,995
This land won’t disappoint, so bring your architect & start planning now! • First time on the market in 100 years • Encompasses the highest points between Rockford & Windy Bays, overlooking Lake Coeur d’Alene • Across from the exclusive Rock Creek Ridge Estates
•No HOA or CC&R’s!! • Gentle Sloping Topography • Several Level Building Sites • Mix of Grass, Trees & Wildlife • Near the Golf Club at Black Rock, Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort/Spa & boat launches!
sean ness realtor®/broker • 509-869-4024
Kelly Right Real Estate • Investor Friendly!
Hablo Español • I Pay $1000 for Referrals on Fixer Uppers!
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A PrivAte retreAt • SoAP LAke, WA
impeccably Maintained
Private Horse Property
Small vineyard
Mini orchard on 40 acres!
Impeccably maintained, private horse property with small vineyard and mini orchard, on 40 acres. Twelve irrigable acres with water rights pastured with loafing shed, tack room & hay storage. Gorgeous 2,564 sq.ft. 3-bedroom, 3-bath home with great room concept. The 24x32‚ detached, fully finished & insulated shop is a great place for your creative projects or to make your own wine. Small Vineyard includes table; Concord; Thompson; and 5 different varietal wine grapes. Vines are just over 3 years old and eager for this year’s harvest. Several fruit trees in the orchard. And Intricate irrigation system. Plenty of room to add an arena or stables.
$
679,000
Lynn Garza 509.760.4166
lgarza@windermere.com SEPTEMBER 2020 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 21
ADVERTISERS INDEX STALLIONS
FEED & FARM
REAL ESTATE continued
CS Chex My Platinum C&S Ranch ...................................... 5 CS Iced Buenos Fritz C&S Ranch ...................................... 5 Mama Said Dash C&S Ranch ...................................... 5 Poco Buenos Ghost C&S Ranch ...................................... 5
Golden Gem Mercantile ..................17 Northwest Horse Supplements ........ 18
Ryan Stoker ...................................19 Sean Ness.....................................20 Warren Schick ................................19
BARNS & BUILDINGS Parker Buildings ............................. 10 Steel Structures of America, Inc ...... 15
BREEDERS C&S Ranch ...................................... 5 Shalwyn Arabians ........................... 14
EVENTS Central Washington Livestock Auction Horse Sale ............ 6
FACILITY Lady Raven Stable.......................... 14
FENCING All Terrain Fence...............................9
SADDLES, TACK & CLOTHING
HORSES
Indiana Harness Co. .......................16 Will Rogers Saddle Co ........Back Cover
C&S Ranch ......................................5 Midnyte Shetland Ponies ................11 Shalwyn Arabians ...........................14 Stethmir Arabians ..........................11
MISCELLANEOUS HUB International Insurance.............. 8 BL BEST Electrical Supply, Inc ........... 2
REAL ESTATE Ana Wahl .......................................20 Cynthia Gustafson ..........................23 Joe Dobson ...................................22 Lynn Garza ....................................21 Melissa Leinweber .........................22 Northwest Ranch Properties ....... Front
Great Setup for Horses or Mules St. Maries, Idaho
TRAINERS Ann Kirk - Sensible Horsemanship ... 12 Sylvia Glover ..................................11
TRAILERS - REPAIRS TRUCK EQUIPMENT Huber Trailer Sales .........................13 Northwest Trailer Center, Inc ........... 16 Washington Auto Carriage .................4
VETERINARIAN McKinlay & Peters Equine Hospital ................................7
310 ACRES FOR SALE GLORFIELD RD, ST. JOHN, WA
• 15 Acre Fenced Property
Rarely does a 310-acre property come up on the market! The possibilities are endless! Whether you’re looking to farm &/or run cattle, hunting ground or a place to ride horses or ATVs, or just wanting to escape the city life & build your dream home in the serenity of a private country setting, this is the opportunity to own a prime piece of the famous God’s Country. Located in Whitman County, Washington, west of St. John, just past Ewan, the property has direct access to county roads, includes 2 hay sheds & 2 wells! Currently 80 acres is planted in wheat & 230 acres in grass.
• City Water & Sewer • Amazing Views! • 3 Bed (1 Non-Conforming) 2 Bath, Fireplace, 3,088 sq.ft, Plenty of Room for Everyone! • 28x32 Detached Garage • 60x64 Barn, 3 story with upper entrance from hillside on steel rail-car bed.11,520 sq.ft. • Breathtaking views of Milltown
310 ACRES AGRICULTURAL ZONING
615,000
$
$
750,000
Melissa Leinweber
Joe Dobson Sc hneidmiller realt y
208-661-0650
www.MelissaUrRealtor.com
509-710-5463 “Just a small town agent, working for a small town community!”
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THE ULTIMATE SOCIAL DISTANCING COUNTRY ESTATE Medical Lake, WA
899,000
$
MLS #202014816
Amazing home on 19 acres with all the amenities you’ll need to stay home! Beautifully designed open concept main-floor living in this 2007 custom built home. 4903 sq.ft., 4 oversized bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. Grand covered entryway, cathedral ceilings, natural woodwork, stone fireplace, radiant floor heat, custom stamped concrete floors, large picture windows, natural light, spectacular mountain/ country views! Chef’s gourmet kitchen, gas range, double ovens, large island, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, wine bar, surround sound system, fantastic for entertaining! Main floor master suite with enclosed hot tub room! Attached 3-car garage. Peaceful landscaped backyard, large covered patio, fire pit, garden, custom chicken coop. Enormous 50x100 heated & insulated shop with bonus apartment/ in-law suite, basketball court, softball pitch, projection movie screen and sound system, work bench, and tons of storage for a man cave haven. Turn this shop into a Horse lover’s dream & make an indoor horse riding arena! Horse stalls, hay storage, tack rooms and an office or ranch-hand living quarters. The possibilities are endless for this shop and space! Plus, bonus 35’x19’ barn with 3 horse paddocks. Located just 20 minutes to downtown Spokane. Additional 20 acres also available to purchase. Acreage is on an agricultural tax usage credit and has farmed hay fields. www.JohnLScott.com/listing/4603841
Come Tour This Spectacular Country Estate Today!
CYNTHIA GUSTAfSON Broker | RealtoR® | CRS® Your Advocate for Real Estate
509-280-8595 www.PropertyByCynthia.com SEPTEMBER 2020 • HORSE PREVIEWS • PAGE 23
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