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Understanding Gastric Ulcers
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Gastric ulcers pose a significant concern for competitive horses. In racing horses, Equine Squamous Gastric Disease (ESGD) is frequently identified, with some studies indicating that 80-100% of horses in training may be affected. Endurance horses during the competition season may exhibit ESGD in 66-93% of cases.
What measures can be taken to avoid the occurrence of ulcers?
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Minimizing stress and adopting suitable feeding practices are key in reducing the risk of gastric ulcers. Incorporating preventatives like Equestra Equine Omeprazole can offer additional support. Explore expert tips to mitigate ulcer development...
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Keeping Your Equine Friends Calm During Fireworks 🐴🎆
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As Fireworks festivities extend into January alongside the Dubai Shopping Festival, it becomes a challenging period for your horse. Being instinctively prey animals, horses tend to react to loud noises and flashes with a natural response of flight, perceiving potential danger. This panic-induced flight response can induce stress and pose a risk of injuries to both the horse and its handler.
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Optimum Rehydration & Re-covery with this Modern day Mash
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The nutritional experts at Saracen Horse Feeds have addressed common queries regarding this modern-day mash.
- Tags: Hydration, Saracen Horse Feeds
Supporting Endurance Horses: A Closer Look at Maintenance Mix
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As we approach the off-season for endurance horses, it's crucial to focus on their recovery and preparation for the next season. This range offers horse feeds formulated to support endurance horses throughout the entire season, not just during training and racing periods