Equine Granulomatous Enteritis

• Equine granulomatious enteritis is similar to inflammatory bowel disease. It causes abdominal pain and diarrhea, among other symptoms.
  
  

Endometritis

• Mares can acquire endometritis, an inflammation of the uterus, if they have delayed passing of the fetal membranes or become infected during foaling.
  
  

Laminitis

• The swelling of the laminae in the foot is the cause of laminitis. It can cause lameness and can affect one or all four feet.
  
  

Cholangiohepatitis

• Cholangiohepatitis is inflammation of the bile duct that spreads into the liver. It can cause colic in horses.
  
  

Chorioptic Mange

• Inflammation around the pastern can cause the skin to become itchy, lose its hair and thicken.
  
  

Cholitis

• Cholitis can be caused by changes in food, infections, stress and certain medications. It is the inflammation of the colon.