PMID: 11902756Mar 21, 2002Paper

Water intake and fluid shifts in horses: effects of hydration status during two exercise tests

Equine Veterinary Journal
S NymanK Dahlborn

Abstract

In the present study, the main objective was to study factors affecting postexercise voluntary water intake in horses. Four Standardbred horses (mean +/- s.e. bwt 500 +/- 8 kg) were used to study water intake and effects of altering hydration status before an incremental exercise test (INCR) and a 40 min constant velocity exercise test (CONST) on a treadmill. Exercise was performed during normohydration (N), after dehydration for 24 h (DEH) and after hyperhydration with 12 l water 30 min before exercise (HH). DEH resulted in a bodyweight loss of 3% and there were signs of some fluid uptake prior to exercise in both HH trials. By the end of the INCR, the calculated change in plasma volume (PVcalc) was -13 +/- 1, -21 +/- 1 and -11 +/- 3% in the N, DEH and HH trials, respectively. During the highest exercise velocities a hypotonic shift of fluid was seen in all INCR trials. There was a greater accumulation of plasma lactate (pLA) in HH-than in N-INCR, probably caused by the extra weight to be carried. CONST induced a similar fluid loss (3%) in all trials, but the decrease in PVcalc at the end of exercise was significantly smaller in HH (-7 +/- 2%) than in N (-14 +/- 1%) and DEH (-19 +/- 2%). In DEH-INCR and DEH-CONST, plasma sodiu...Continue Reading

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