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These Are Not True Symptoms
There has been an insidiously growing trend to label certain observations as indicators of a disease/disorder when actually they are really almost universal aspects of normal equine behavior. If you are trying to convince an owner to buy a product … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Nutrition
Tagged acidity, canter, girthiness, Kidneys, ovaries, sensitivity to touch, ulcers
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Hind Gut Ulcers
It’s difficult to go anywhere online (and probably off) where people are talking about horses without having something come up about hind gut ulcers, symptoms and treatments. There are even commercial supplements out there, including from companies run by people … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Nutrition
Tagged acidity, autoimmune, diarrhea, hind gut, large intestine, parasites, pH, phenylbutazone, ulcers
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