In simple terms, gastric ulcers are found in the horse’s stomach while hindgut ulcers are found in the hindgut (or specifically the colon and cecum). Ga...

General ulcer symptoms to be mindful of include: Reduced feed intake or poor appetite Loss of condition Rough or poor coat Poor performance Changes in...

Two key identifiers that can indicate gastric ulcers in horses are:  Cribbing: Also known as crib biting, this is when the horse bites down on objects ...

The signs of hindgut ulcers can vary, but a common sign to watch out for is loose manure; this can include anything from diarrhea to normal-formed manure wi...