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1. www.bhs.org.uk › horse-care-and-welfare › healthEquine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome | The British Horse Society

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   The only way to diagnose if a horse has ulcers, is for a vet to perform a gastroscopy 4. The horse will usually have to be fasted for a minimum of 12 hours before the procedure to make sure the stomach is empty, so clear images can be produced.

2. forums.barrelhorseworld.com › forum › forumsViewing a thread - CEP Gutcheck - Barrel Horse World

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   Dec 19, 2021 · I have seen great results with CEP Gut-Check. I give it everyday before I ride and my horses stool stays consistent and their bellies are happy and ulcer free. I noticed a difference with my horses within a week but every horse is different.

3. horsenetwork.com › 2017 › 03Gut Check: Equine Gastric Ulcer Prevention - Horse Network

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   Think of it as one of the costs associated with domestication. As certain physical and mental traits have evolved, the equine digestive system is forever locked in free-roaming mode. Horses have relatively small stomachs continuously producing high volumes of acid. This is perfect for the free-range forager, but for the regimented athlete, it’s an ...

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   Currently, UlcerGard is the only FDA-approvedover-the-counter medication that helps prevent stomach ulcers in horses. The active ingredient in UlcerGard, Omeprazole, inhibits acid production at its source. A daily dose of UlcerGard during times of stress can effectively prevent stomach ulcers in otherwise healthy horses. In addition to providing Ul...

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   Give a daily dose of UlcerGard, clearly marked on each tube, on the back of the horse’s tongue or deep in the cheek pouch. If any of the dose is lost or rejected, re-dosing is recommended. Each tube of UlcerGard contains four daily doses for horses weighing 600 to 1,200 pounds. Two doses can be used for horse weighing more than 1,200 pounds.

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   While UlcerGard acts a preventative, GastroGard is for treating existing gastric ulcers. They are identical products, the only difference being the dosage and availability: GastroGard requires a prescription.

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   Signs commonly associated with EGUS include: a decrease in appetite, changes in eating and drinking habits, weight loss, a negative change in attitude, recurrent mild colic, dull hair coat and unthriftiness, intermittent loose stools or diarrhea, and poor performance. Foals will grind their teeth and roll up on their backs. Death can occur in foals...

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   With so many other things to worry about, gut health might not always be a high-priority issue. But it should be. Gastric ulcers can cause significant discomfort, dramatically impacting performance and potentially triggering significant health issues. Prevention is key, especially among high-risk competition horses. Limiting stressful situations, m...

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4. www.horseandhound.co.uk › buyers-guides › digestiveBest gut balancers for horses : what’s on the market? | Horse ...

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   Aug 3, 2023 · Looking for digestive supplements and gut balancers for horses? Check out this comprehensive round-up of what’s available to see what might suit your horse

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5. completeequineperformance.com › product › cep-gut-checkCEP Gut-Check - Complete Equine Performance

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   CEP Gut-Check is unique blend of natural ingredients that helps assist in balancing the PH and neutralizing excess acid in the stomach in times of stress.

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6. www.yourhorse.co.uk › vet-advice › horse-gut-healthHorse gut health: how to keep their digestive system in good ...

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   Aug 27, 2023 · Vet Sara Fleck shares advice for keeping your horse's gut in good working order, as well as what to look out for should trouble be brewing.

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   Can I use Gut Check gallon on multiple horses?

   • Gut Check Gallon: This product is intended for daily use on multiple horses to maintain its freshness. If you do not plan to use Gut Check daily or for more than one or two horses, please consider a smaller size or the Stress Check paste if given only while hauling.

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   Can a horse eat a gut balancer?

   • Common ingredients of gut balancers include… Consider the form the supplement takes – digestive supplements can come in liquid, powder and pellet forms. Your horse may have a preference to one over another, which could make all the difference as if he won’t eat it, your horse won’t receive the benefit.

   Best gut balancers for horses : what’s on the market? - Horse & Hound

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   Why do horses need digestive supplements & gut balancers?

   • Learn more Digestive supplements and gut balancers for horses support the digestive system to help them cope with a number of transitions throughout the year, such as increased turnout in the spring, change of grazing quality in the winter or the introduction of a different forage, such as haylage, to the diet.

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   How do I know if my horse has a stomach problem?

   • A better screening approach is to look for significant clinical signs developing in your horse: appetite change, slowed eating, below expected performance and potentially development of behavioural change or resentment of girthing. If these are found then the most accurate diagnostic test is gastroscopy (video-endoscopy of the stomach).

   Gastric Ulcers | B&W Equine Vets

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   How do I keep my horse's digestive system healthy?

   • So, where possible, regular turnout is the ideal way to ensure good digestive health in horses. Other management routines to utilise in order to keep your horse’s digestive system moving include: Regular dental care to aid chewing. Feeding food damp and cutting fruit and vegetables into small pieces to avoid choke.

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   How do you know if a horse has a gastric ulcer?

   • The horse's stomach is covered by two lining tissues: squamous and glandular mucosae: Bleeding from equine gastric ulcers is not a common or consistent finding, so faecal blood/albumin testing is not recommended. The test is also unable to distinguish between squamous and glandular disease, and so targeted treatment is not possible.

   Gastric Ulcers | B&W Equine Vets

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8. www.bwequinevets.co.uk › article › 2Gastric Ulcers | B&W Equine Vets

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   The following is the current best advice on feeding to prevent gastric ulceration: Allow access to high quality forage, predominantly during the day (7am to 11pm), at a minimum daily rate of 1.5kg/100kg body weight (BWT), ideally given continuously or at no more than 6 hour intervals.