Holistic Horse Health: Could your happy, well managed colt have horse ulcers?

Posted on October 19, 2012. Filed under: general horse care, Horse Health Care | Tags: , |

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Cooper is a 3 year old colt with everything going for him. He is on a holistic horse care program and trained with natural horsemanship methods. Cooper’s owner loves him and spends lots of time with him but still horse ulcers are a problem for him. How do we know Cooper has ulcers? We know [...]

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Horse Ulcers: If Tests Are Negative but Your Horse Still Hurts

Posted on August 2, 2012. Filed under: Five Element Personality Typing, general horse care, Horse Health Care, Horse Ulcers | Tags: , , |

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What do you do if your equine friend tests negative for horse ulcers but continues to have problems? Well, he might still have horse ulcers … the tests just may not be able to detect the ulcers. Like the term “colic,” the term “horse ulcer” covers a wide variety of issues related to the gut.  [...]

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Horse Colic: Caused by Emotions?

Posted on July 2, 2012. Filed under: colic in horses, Five Element Personality Typing, Horse Health Care | Tags: , , , , , |

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Most horse owners have dealt with straightforward impaction, gas, or spasmodic colic associated with changes in diet, weather, management, or the environment. Whether you choose to alleviate this kind of horse colic (with known causes) using conventional or homeopathic approaches, you can at least deal directly with the cause. But what if you have a [...]

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Holistic Horse Health: Yes, your horse does have an ulcer

Posted on June 22, 2012. Filed under: Feeding horses, general horse care, Horse Health Care, horse nutrition, Horse Ulcers | Tags: , , |

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Ulcers in horses are a major problem. The conventional wisdom is that 60% or more of horses in training have ulcers. I believe this is a low estimate. In my opinion there are the horses in training that already have ulcers and the ones that are going to have ulcers. When I talk about horse [...]

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Holistic Horse Health: The miserable merry go round of horse ulcers

Posted on April 2, 2010. Filed under: Cerise and Remi | Tags: , |

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First you have stress, then you have ulcers, then pain causing more stress. Or you have pain, then ulcers and then more pain and stress or you have ulcers, then stress… See how horse ulcers can become a miserable, never ending merry go round for the horse and owner. What to do and where to [...]

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Holistic Horse Health: Bud recovers quickly from a flare up of horse ulcers

Posted on March 23, 2010. Filed under: colic in horses, general horse care | Tags: , , |

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Bud, my food sensitivity patient, had a flare up of his horse ulcers this weekend but instead of being set back for a week of more he was eating again in less than an hour. What a miracle compared to a few months ago. A little background. Bud has food sensitivities because he was under [...]

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Horse ulcers: Bud recovering from food sensitivities March 1 2010 update

Posted on March 1, 2010. Filed under: colic in horses, general horse care | Tags: |

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The cold winter has been hard on Bud and but he is on the mend again. Chronic horse ulcers like the ones Bud has are tough to heal when stress is ongoing. Between the extreme cold and pain in his TMJ from the original injury Bud has had major stress. Last year Bud broke several [...]

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Horse Health Care: The Horse Most Likely to Develop Ulcers in Secret

Posted on February 16, 2010. Filed under: Five Element Personality Typing, Horse Health Care | Tags: , , , , , |

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It’s bad enough if your horse develops ulcers, but it is so much worse if your horse develops ulcers and you don’t have a clue until he’s deathly ill. Unfortunately, there are certain horses who are more likely to develop ulcers without showing any outward signs of pain until they are really sick. In terms [...]

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Horse Health Care: Preventing Horse Ulcers During Antibiotic Therapy

Posted on January 14, 2010. Filed under: Feeding horses, general horse care, Horse Health Care | Tags: , , , , , , , |

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These days, horse lovers are becoming aware of the many factors that can cause horse ulcers. Antibiotic therapy is one of the main culprits, and many horse owners are anxious to prevent ulcers from occurring if their horse must have antibiotic therapy because of an injury or acute illness. But here they run into a [...]

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Horse Health Care: Preventing Ulcers in Horses Going Into Training

Posted on January 12, 2010. Filed under: general horse care, Horse Health Care, Horse Training | Tags: , , , |

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Your proud moment has arrived! You have raised, loved, and nurtured your young horse from the day she was born … and now it is time to send her into training. She’s got the perfect conformation, attitude, and breeding for her chosen discipline, and you just can’t wait to see how she turns out. You [...]

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