My horse has had a sensitive stomach since I bought him two years ago. Loose stools, fecal water, etc. We tried various medications, supplements, and feeding approaches and he improved a bit, but he was never totally fine. But also not so bad that it seemed like a super serious situation. He’s also always been a bit spooky. Then, last winter he was diagnosed with severe ulcers and was so spooky and reactive that he became dangerous, to the point where he had to be on ace just to stay safe sometimes. After a month and a half of GastroGard, the ulcers improved significantly. His behavioural symptoms also improved, but he was still quite jumpy. I thought that’s just how he ...

My horse has had a sensitive stomach since I bought him two years ago. Loose stools, fecal water, etc. We tried various medications, supplements, and feeding approaches and he improved a bit, but he was never totally fine. But also not so bad that it seemed like a super serious situation. He’s also always been a bit spooky. Then, last winter he was diagnosed with [redacted] and was so spooky and reactive that he became dangerous, to the point where he had to be on ace just to stay safe sometimes. After a month and a half of [redacted], the [redacted] improved significantly. His behavioural symptoms also improved, but he was still quite jumpy. I thought that’s just how he is. I lost all my confidence riding and even handling him and began to wonder if he would do better with a different o...