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What You Need to Know About Gastric Ulcers in Horses
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What You Need to Know About Gastric Ulcers in Horses
Photo: Shelley PaulsonGastric ulcers are common in both performance and pleasure horses, but the clinical signs can be easily overlooked. Affected horses might show poor performance, changes in attitude, decreased appetite, or unexplained weight loss. Because the horse’s stomach continuously produces acid and is designed for foraging, management factors such as intermittent feeding, high-starch diets, and stress from transport or work can contri…
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