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==Diagnosis==

==Diagnosis==

A history of ingestion of foreign material combined with clinical signs of abdominal pain, reduction in faecal output and dehydration is strongly suggested of a non-strangulating obstruction. Rectal examination may reveal the presence of a foreign body but this is often unremarkable. Affected horses are generally unresponsive to medical management.  

A history of ingestion of foreign material combined with clinical signs of abdominal pain, reduction in faecal output and dehydration is strongly suggestive of a non-strangulating obstruction. Rectal examination may reveal the presence of a foreign body but this is often unremarkable. Affected horses are generally unresponsive to medical management.  

   

   

==Treatment==

==Treatment==