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Equine stomach ulcers (also called gastric ulcers) are one of the biggest challenges horse owners may face.
Treatment is expensive, and some horses can't seem to escape the vicious circle of ulcers returning once treatment finishes.
With that in mind we want to cut through the confusion and give you a guide to the latest science, explaining what you need to know about gastric ulcers in horses, and what you need to do to prevent them coming back. Ready? Let's go!
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