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It is officially Equine Colic Awareness Month! Share your story and enter to win a FREE SUCCEED Challenge Registration: bit.ly/KQmGLkedit 6:19 AM Jun 1st via web
Nancy Sue Ryan's Fabulicity showing support for Equine Colic Awareness Month! Only about 1 week away! #stopcolic twitter.com/ColicCrusade/s… 11:13 AM May 24th via web
Gearing up for Equine Colic Awareness Month in June! See how you can get involved! bit.ly/JNZ395 8:27 AM May 22nd via web
There are different kinds of colic. All just as dangerous and potentially fatal. Learn and prevent! bit.ly/JA06c7 #colic #savelives 6:51 AM Apr 25th via web
Thanks to Karyn for sharing her story about losing her Mustang unexpectedly to #sandcolic Read & share: bit.ly/HKUcUz 8:23 AM Apr 16th via web
SUCCEEDEquine The grass is growing & spring is in the air! Check out these grass management tips to avoid equine health risks: bit.ly/lKVJbT 6:44 AM Apr 9th via web Retweeted by ColicCrusade and 2 others
Colic is a 4 Letter Word: coliccrusade.com/2012/03/29/col… Blogger Jenn shares important questions that were raised when her TB colicked last week. 9:58 AM Mar 29th via TweetDeck
@EponaPR Thanks for the #FF and for spreading the word about the coliccrusade.com! 6:55 AM Mar 23rd via TweetDeck
EponaPR Happy #FF @AdamHickman @OSAS_Equine @StacieRoberts1 @redheadunravel @Equine_Canada @womenwineequine @ColicCrusade @cowgirlfootwear @OQHBF 4:30 AM Mar 23rd via Twitter for Android Retweeted by ColicCrusade and 1 other
This TB survived colic after becoming severely dehydrated after a heavy snowstorm. Read Toddy's story & share your own! bit.ly/wgPA9I 11:20 AM Mar 19th via web
franjurga Sand colic + a mild winter: can you connect the dots? Should horse owners worry? Videos on The Jurga Report: ow.ly/9Ek52 5:42 AM Mar 14th via HootSuite Retweeted by ColicCrusade
Michigan #horse owners: read what a local vet has to say about increased sand #colic risk due to the mild winter. bit.ly/Agnu8H 5:41 AM Mar 14th via TweetDeck
This Tennessee Walking Horse overcame #colic after going under the knife. Read Shock's survivor story: bit.ly/xISBf3 12:54 PM Mar 7th via web
RT @emartinezdvm: Be sure to stress good annual dental exams and occlusal equilibrations for colic free living. Thx 12:18 PM Mar 7th via TweetDeck
@GBskitkat If you'd like, take some time to submit your horse's colic story. It's always encouraging to share the scares that turn out ok. 10:15 AM Mar 7th via TweetDeck in reply to GBskitkat
@GBskitkat We are simply an awareness campaign to educate owners about the risks of colic and how it can be prevented. Many can be avoided! 9:20 AM Mar 7th via TweetDeck in reply to GBskitkat
@GBskitkat Glad to hear she's doing better now. No fun when they scare us like that! 8:49 AM Mar 7th via TweetDeck in reply to GBskitkat
@GBskitkat How is your horse doing after her bout with colic over the weekend? Hope all is well now! 8:26 AM Mar 7th via TweetDeck in reply to GBskitkat
Do you know all the basics about #equine #colic types, symptoms, causes, treatments, and prevention? Nice overview: bit.ly/ADzSd6 7:51 AM Mar 7th via TweetDeck
@beckieswann So glad to hear your horse is recovering well! If you'd like, we'd love to share your success story on coliccrusade.com. 10:39 AM Mar 2nd via TweetDeck in reply to beckieswann

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Bio The Crusade Against Equine Colic is a movement empowering all horse people to learn how to reduce our horses’ risk for colic.