Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Cribbing and Ulcers: Is Your Horse Naughty or In Pain?
Updated:Cribbing releases endorphins and temporarily neutralizes stomach acid. Many horses labeled as vices may be self-medicating. Learn the ulcer connection and whether treatment helps.
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Fecal Water Syndrome in Horses: Causes, Protocol, and When to Worry
Updated:Fecal Water Syndrome is not diarrhea. Learn the three main causes (stress, dysbiosis, diet), the psyllium and yeast protocol, and when FWS signals something more serious.
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Ulcers in Foals: Symptoms, Treatment, and Emergency Signs (2026)
Updated:Up to 90% of sick foals have gastric ulcers. The signs differ from adults and include teeth grinding, drooling, and lying on the back. Learn safe treatment options and when to call the vet.
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Gastroscopy for Horses: What to Expect and When to Skip the Scope
Updated:Gastroscopy is the only way to confirm equine ulcers, but it is not always necessary. Learn how scoping works, the cost, fasting protocol, and when a treatment trial is appropriate.