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Effect of Management practices on EGUS
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Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) is a term used to describe lesions, ulcerations and erosions to the horse’s digestive tract.
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Do you own or care for a horse?
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What is their breed, height and age?
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What is your primary discipline/activity?
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Do you know what equine gastric ulcer syndrome is?
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If Yes, what do you know?
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Do you know the signs and symptoms of EGUS?
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If yes, which signs and symptoms are you aware of?
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Where would you look to seek more information about EGUS?
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What is used to diagnose EGUS?
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Do you know which treatment methods are available?
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No
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If yes, which?
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Have you had experience with a horse with EGUS?
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If yes, which symptoms did they show and what treatment did they have?
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What kind of diet/feed regime did they have and was this changed? If yes, how?
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Did you treat with Omeprazole, if yes, what were the results?
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Do you know how to prevent EGUS?
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If yes, how?
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What abnormal behaviours has your horse presented with EGUS?
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Do you weigh fed and forage, or measure by eye?
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By eye
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Do you believe that your horses nutrition influences their way or going and behaviours?
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Do you feed a handful of chaff before exercise?
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If yes, has this made a positive difference and in what way?
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Would you change your management techniques to reduce the likelihood of EGUS?
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Have you had any management change issues?
This could include a change in feed, not settling into a new yard, change in turnout and more.
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If yes, what issues were experienced?
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