An article in The Horse: >>>In this study, 139 horses with colic and 139 control horses were evaluated for the presence of tapeworm antibodies. Results indicated that horses with colic and with ileocaecal disorders (ailments affecting the junction of the small intestine and cecum) had significantly elevated antibody levels compared to their non-colicky counterparts. Further, fecal analysis failed to detect tapeworms in infected horses.<<<
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