October 19, 2007, Newsletter Issue #246: GRASS STAGGERS

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Also called STOMACH STAGGERS or SLEEPY STAGGERS is a temporary condition due to impaction of the stomach and often attributed to old, dry, non-nutritive food.In chronic form it is commonly due to a cirrhosis of the liver or to a form of hydrocephalus. In hydracephalus the horse is dull, sleepy, stands cross legged, head drooping and disinterested in surroundings. They may appear drunk, disoriented, lacking sensibility and may fall if turned quickly.IF the course is prolonged a temporary improvement may occur, but the disease is progressive and may render the animal useless, Easily digested food and light work or excercise is recommended under veterinary care.

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