Equine Ulcers… What Every Performance Horse Owner Should Know: ↓ • 50–90% of horses have gastric ulcers. Yes, the majority. • Performance horses are hit hardest — exercise ramps up acid production and cuts blood flow to the gut. • A horse’s stomach makes acid nonstop — 24/7 — pumping out up to 9 gallons a day, even on an empty stomach. • Symptoms can be subtle: mood changes, poorer performance, girthiness, reluctance to train, tooth grinding, belly discomfort. • Only one way to know for sure: ga

🌟 Continuing Education 🌟 I love an in person CE horse doctor meeting, however I have not found a good acupuncture course up until this online series! Yes, it’s a little more chaotic right now with the girls 💗 but the course is available online therefore I can watch and re-watch the modules as needed! Can’t wait to implement a few techniques I learned over the weekend! #teqlc #theequinelamenescenter #veterinarian #momsoftiktok | The Equine Lameness Center

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