I'm posting this link on ulcers in horses for future reference, and so that I can easily find it without having to search the internet should I ever need it, and for the benefit of anyone else. The blog is Equine Nutrition Nerd.
Great article! My sister's competition horses have ulcers, and once diagnosed, she has had really good luck with the aloe and raw pumpkin seeds in healing/relieving their symptoms. Her holistic adviser also had her add some magnesium, coconut oil, and baking soda (not mentioned in the article). She feeds it to them everyday, even when they've got time off. It's made a world of difference in their day to day attitudes/personalities.
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Good idea Shirley. Hug B
good idea, thanks
Great article! My sister's competition horses have ulcers, and once diagnosed, she has had really good luck with the aloe and raw pumpkin seeds in healing/relieving their symptoms. Her holistic adviser also had her add some magnesium, coconut oil, and baking soda (not mentioned in the article). She feeds it to them everyday, even when they've got time off. It's made a world of difference in their day to day attitudes/personalities.
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