It’s been a busy March scoping horses for Equine Gastric Ulcer Awareness month.
We have been finding lots of ulcers and started treatment in several horses.
Could your horse have ulcers?
Possible signs include…
• Poor Performance
• Dull Appearance
• Picky Appetite
• Grumpy Temperament
• Resistance to Riding Aids
• Resistance to Girthing
• Colic
Book your horse in in March and get a 50% discount on your first gastroscope!
Would not have any other vets, all staff are friendly, caring and helpful, all vets are great at their job and also care about the horses. Excellent service, highly recommended.
Rosie
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