Published: January 2021 | Updated: September 2022 Equine stomach function and anatomy probably isn’t at...
What you need to know about the margo plicatus
Published: January 2021 | Updated: September 2022 Equine stomach function and anatomy probably isn’t at the forefront of most horse owners’ thoughts. However, there are a few things performance horse...
How to Combat Hindgut Ulcers in Horses
We often hear about gastric ulcers in horses, but hindgut ulcers are an equally serious problem that can affect the horse’s digestive system. However, because of their location–which can’t be...
Is alfalfa good for horses with ulcers?
Ulcers are common in performance horses, and even many non-performance horses suffer from ulcers as well (1,2). Generally, ulcers are found in the upper region of the equine stomach that...
The #1 best practice for treating ulcers in horses naturally
Key Takeaways: The type and length of ulcer treatment for horses that your veterinarian prescribes will depend on the exact location in the stomach, as well as the severity of...
4 Tips for Detecting Gastric Ulcers in Horses
Key Takeaways: Feeding practices and stress are the two main causative factors behind equine gastric ulcers. It’s safe to assume that the majority of equine athletes competing at elite levels...
Is the Microbiome Related to Ulcers in Horses?
Did you know that up to 65% of performance horses and even many non-performance horses are affected by ulcers? (1,2). These can be extremely painful for the horse and can...
