- A horse that is excessively sweating may be experiencing colic.
- A horse that is moving around erratically, prancing and pawing may be experiencing colic.
- A horse that is kicking at his own belly or biting the area or his flanks may be experiencing colic.
- A horse that is rolling on the ground or lying down may be experiencing colic.
- A horse that is standing with all four legs stretched out or straining may be experiencing colic.
- A horse that is anxiously and wildly swishing his tail may be experiencing colic.
Sweating
Movement
Kicking/Biting
Down
Straining
Tail
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