Jess Spanton

House & Jackson LLP, The Horse Clinic, Blackmore, Essex CM4 0LE

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Figure 2. Examples of equine glandular gastric disease. a) Mild, multi-focal, flat, hyperaemic lesions of the pyloric antrum. b) Mild, diffuse, flat, hyperaemic lesions of the pyloric antrum. c) Moderate, multi focal, raised, fibrinosuppurative lesions of the pyloric antrum.
Gastrointestinal

Equine gastric ulcer syndrome and the challenges facing clinicians

Clinical signs in adult horses are typically non-specific and include weight loss, poor performance and mild colic. Dog-sitting, stretching out and becoming cast are indicative of cranial abdominal...