Behavior of Horses With, Without Gastric Ulcers Compared

Think of all the horses you know fairly well. You know how they eat, how they act, how they perform. Now, among those horses, can you pick out the ones with gastric ulcers?

According to Danish equitation scientists, unless you run some investigative exams such as a gastroscopy (an endoscopic examination of the stomach), recognizing an “ulcerated” horse by observation alone might not be as easy a task as previously thought.

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