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Antimicrobials’ Effects on Horses’ Intestinal Microbes

It’s no secret that “good” microbes play a vital role in maintaining horses’ proper digestive health—a necessity to keep them happy, healthy, and performing at their best. But less is known about how the medications veterinarians use to treat equine health problems, such as antimicrobials, impact good microbes’ populations.

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