UlcerGard - 6 Syringes (4 Doses Each)

Horses find the smell and taste agreeable. Both of them are eager to receive their dose after they smell it. On stressful days when both horses receive this they do show fewer signs of stomach discomfort than they typically do otherwise.

It’s not cheap but if used as directed it will help prevent and clear up the ulcers. As always, work with your veterinarian to determine the cause for the ulcers so they don’t come back. Effectively helps prevent by administering before/during a high stress period (IE: going to a show or event, moving to a new barn, etc).My horse (who is very sensitive) had a field injury that caused her to become very stressed and she got ulcers. So I gave her ulcer guard twice a day for a month, pulled her off grain all together and only fed her (free choice) high quality forage. It gave her stomach time to heal from the ulcers and she bounced right back.

It's expensive but the only FDA approved ulcer treatment for horses. My horse eats it as a top dressing on his supplements. Again, IT IS EXPENSIVE but I feel it's worth it.

My horse never leaves home without it. Safeguards against tummy problems

With your horse's tension of being moved to Shows and other locations, this product reduces the stress and makes it less likely for your horse to get an ulcer. Why take a chance without it!

Same price as everywhere else, but with prime free shipping and most other places was $10 plus for shipping

used it on a horse recovering from major surgery.

Due to having Cushings, Boomer has to be partially confined. Boomer (horse) has been on Ulcergard for over a month now--according to directions on the label. He is a very happy and active senior (20 years old) with no more symptoms of stomach discomfort of ay kind.