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Some horses are more prone to stress than others, but for many, even small changes in their routine can lead to equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS), also referred to as gastric ulcers. Studies have demonstrated gastric ulcers in over 90% of racehorses and around 60% of performance horses in various disciplines2 - far more common than once believed.
Fortunately, EGUS can be avoided with ULCERGARD -- a targeted medication for proven prevention of gastric ulcers in otherwise healthy horses. To avoid gastric ulcers, deliver ULCERGARD paste during anticipated moments of stress, such as traveling, competition, stall confinement, and strenuous exercise. ULCERGARD is the only medication for horses proven safe and effective and approved by the FDA to prevent EGUS.
ULCERGARD paste can be used in horses that weigh at least 600 lbs. Safety in pregnant mares has not been determined. Not for use in humans.
Features
Has been shown to safely and effectively prevent equine gastric ulcer syndrome
Specially formulated to survive the acidic stomach environment, allowing proper absorption
Blocks acid production at the proton pump, regardless of stimuli
Convenient packaging
Once-daily, easy to administer oral paste
Benefits
Unique formulation allows adequate absorption and ensures the stability of the product
Ideal for use during times of increased stress or other risks
Easy dosage, once-a-day administration
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As temperatures cool and the growing season begins to wind down, it’s time to start preparing your garden for the months ahead. While it may be tempting to...