Understanding Equine Ulcers and Gastric Health
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The document discusses equine gastric ulcers, including risk factors, signs, diagnosis, and treatment and prevention. Some key points covered include that gastric ulcers are common in horses, especially racehorses and show horses, and can be caused by factors like diet, stress, and medications. Treatment involves pharmacologic agents like omeprazole as well as dietary and management changes to promote healing and prevent future ulcers.
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