kings flight
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ny recommendations on wat to give supplement wise for ulcers???
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Frozen Hoof Boots
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ny recommendations on wat to give supplement wise for ulcers???
Only one that worked for us was RiteTrac. Amazing results with it. used after being scoped positive and GastroGard which did nowt.
philamena
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If you do a search you'll find loads of threads.
Nari
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If you're insured & ulcers have been confirmed by a scope then Gastroguard is normally recommended. Diet & management may also need looking at.
If you're not insured then there are a lot of supplements out there & it may be a case of seeing what works for you. I find Equine America's UlserGard seems to help mine, I've heard good things about Hilton Herbs GatriX (mine wouldn't touch it) & I know people who swear by Rennies, Peptac & over the counter ranitidine tablets.
If you're not insured then there are a lot of supplements out there & it may be a case of seeing what works for you. I find Equine America's UlserGard seems to help mine, I've heard good things about Hilton Herbs GatriX (mine wouldn't touch it) & I know people who swear by Rennies, Peptac & over the counter ranitidine tablets.
lizzi2
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Aloe Vera is a great natural supplement for promoting digestive health. Get a good quality version though (there are lots out there, which aren't all the same!). 
alsxx
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We used rite-trac once gastroguard treatment ended. Brilliant stuff and he continued to show improvements on it - supposedly it's good for hind gut acidosis which GG does not help with. It is expensive though so once my insurance ran out I started using plain bicarbonate of soda at the same gram dosage (which is a major ingredient in RT).... Horse has been great maintained on this with no blips, and far more cost effective - I buy mine online for £12 inc postage which does us about a month (versus £150 for 50 days...).