Covered Bridge Equine, P.C.
1071 Jamestown Blvd, D-1
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
706-769-4749
706-769-4460 - Fax
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Merial and CBE joined opportunity to have their horse's stomach's scoped to investigate their
likelihood of posessing gastric ulcers. The many horses were appropriately treated with
Gastrogard and have reported improved performance and better feed efficiancy!

Here are some of the photos from inside the horse's stomachs!
(white) portion of the stomach and healthy glandular  
(pink) section. The line dividing the two, the margo
plicatus, is well defined and not interrupted by plicatus,
is well defined and not interrupted by ulcerations.
Multiple moderately severe ulcerations along
the margo plicatus in a 7 year old sport horse
with no clinical signs of ulcers.
Very mild ulcerations in a 7 year old OTTB
upper level performance horse
prophylactically treated with Ulcergard when
travelling.
Severely hemorrhagic area of stomach, the
pylorus, where ingesta enters the small
intestine in a 12 year old mare in light work
with no clinical signs.
portion of the stomach in an 8 year old sport
horse described as a hard-keeper.