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Strangulating lipoma colic is one of the deadliest forms of equine colic, especially in older horses. In this video, we explore new veterinary research connecting strangulating lipomas to obesity, laminitis, equine metabolic syndrome (EMS), aging, and stall confinement.Could some cases actually be preventable? Veterinarians are beginning to think so.In this educational equine health documentary, we explain:• What strangulating lipoma colic is• Why older horses are at higher risk• The connection between EMS, obesity, and lipomas• How laminitis may increase risk• Why turnout and movement matter• Prevention strategies horse owners should know• Early warning signs of surgical colic in horsesIf you own a senior horse, easy keeper, pony, Quarter Horse, Arabian, or a horse with metabolic issues, this is information you need to know.⏱️ Chapters:
