If your horse is showing signs of discomfort or reluctance to work it may have stomach ulcers. Here are some signs to watch out for.

Use our Ulcer Risk Calculator to check if your horse is at risk of developing squamous gastric ulcers.

Diet plays a big part in easing ulcer severity and avoiding recurrence. Read our guide to feeding a horse with gastric ulcers.

The stress of transport can cause gastric ulcers or serious illness in horses. Read our tips to help relieve the stress of trailer travel.

More than half of all performance horses suffer from EGUS. Here are some of the common causes, and ways to avoid a recurrence.

Equine gastric disease is common across all breeds and equestrian disciplines. Until recently, the term Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) was used to describe both Equine Squamous Gastric Disease (ESGD) and Equine Glandular Gastric Disease (EGGD).

Is your foal susceptible to gastric ulcers? Find out why foals can develop gastric ulcers and what to consider when diagnosing and treating gastric ulcers in foals.

Have you heard the term “Hindgut Ulcers”? Know what they are? Read on to find out more.

Horse Owner Guide to Gastric Ulcers in Horses. What causes Gastric disease in Horses?