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ct-9210	Bray, Briony; Gomes, Viviane; Cruz-Sanabria, Jonuel; Knott, Lindsay; Mirza, Mustajab; McCauley, Charles; Leise, Britta; Sones, Jennifer	Colonic displacements and uterine artery hemorrhage in two postpartum mares	2020	9	.pdf	application/pdf	10193	875	24	A study reported that mares that did not experience colic, had very little change in their hindgut bacteria postfoaling; however, mares that displayed signs of colic postpartum had significant alterations in their microbiome, particularly associated with presence of Firmicutes and Proteobacteria.15 These findings suggest that evaluation of fecal microbiome in postpartum mare could allow for identification of at risk mares, thereby allowing caretakers to change management practices, eliminate mare’s fecal microbiota dysbiosis and possibly minimize chances of colic. Therefore, it is imperative that postpartum mare is fully assessed, as foaling associated hemorrhage may be masked by alimentary anomalies or vice versa.	cache/ct-9210.pdf	txt/ct-9210.txt