Audevard UK Facebook ad: “Gastric ulcers: sometimes subtle signs”

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Gastric ulcers: sometimes subtle signs Gastric ulcers affect far more horses than we might think: around 60% of sport horses, but also many leisure horses. And what makes things even more complicated… 40% of affected horses show no visible signs at all. ⚠️ Why are ulcers so common? Because they are directly influenced by: 🌾 Housing conditions — prolonged stabling — lack of movement and social stress — limited or inconsistent access to forage 🥣 Feeding practices — meals spaced too far apart — too many concentrates, not enough fibre — sudden dietary changes 😟 Stress levels — transport, intensive work, competitions — isolation, boredom — noisy or unstable environments All these factors increase stomach acidity and weaken the gastric lining. Observing your horse, recognising the signs and adapting the horse’s management are key to true prevention. If in doubt, speak to your veterinarian — gastroscopy is the only reliable way to confirm the diagnosis. 👉 And you? Have you ever noticed any of these signs in your horse? Tell us in the comments 👇

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