Increased thirst (polydipsia) in horses describes an excessive amount of water intake. Normally, horses drink as much as 50 liters (13 gallons) of water per day.
· 3 min readIncreased urination is excessive passing of urine either in frequency (pollakiuria) or volume (polyuria).
· 3 min readNystagmus is involuntary, erratic movement of the eyes. Nystagmus is a very rare symptom in horses, but when present indicates a brain injury or disorder and requires urgent medical attention.
· 2 min readItching (also referred to as pruritus) in horses is a common symptom that may indicate insect bites, skin infection, or allergic reactions. An itchy horse will often rub against other surfaces, including stalls, trees, fences, or buildings, which may lead to loss of hair and more irritated skin.
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