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What to look out for
Dull demeanor, anorexia, abdominal pain, cerebral dysfunction, weight loss, (McGorum et al, 1999).
Once 75% of the organ is damaged irreparably the horse will show the characteristic clinical signs.
These include lethargy, weight loss, diarrhoea, or at least pasty, sloppy faeces and in the summer months photosensitation. (Knottenbelt, 2000)
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