What are the symptoms of hindgut ulcers in horses?
Early clinical signs that your horse may have a hindgut problem include recurring colic, loss of appetite, lethargy, diarrhea, and sensitivity along his flanks. Before you begin a treatment plan for gastric ulcers, ask your veterinarian to examine your horse for potential hindgut problems.Jul 6, 2021
Early clinical signs that your horse may have a hindgut problem include recurring colic, loss of appetite, lethargy, diarrhea, and sensitivity along his flanks. Before you begin a treatment plan for gastric ulcers, ask your veterinarian to examine your horse for potential hindgut problems.Jul 6, 2021
