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Break the Cycle: Why Ulcers Keep Coming Back and What to Do About It
| Rob Franklin, Keith Latson, and Alex McCraw, DVM, DACVIM and DVM, DACVS is a veterinary specialist in equine surgery
40 to 90 percent of performance horses have ulcers. Most get treated. Most come back. Here is why and what to do about it according to the vets behind 6666 Equine Supplements.
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Hindgut Ulcers: What Most Horse Owners Miss
| Rob Franklin and Alex McCraw, DVM, DACVIM
Hindgut ulcers are common in performance horses, but they’re often overlooked. Understanding how routine stressors affect the hindgut helps explain why digestion, hydration, and overall resilience are closely connected.
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Explained: Gastric vs. Hindgut Ulcers in Horses
| Emily Dickson, MS in Equine Nutrition
What’s the difference between gastric vs. hindgut ulcers in horses? How can we help the horse maintain a healthy GI tract? Click here to learn more!


