Preventing glandular gastric disease focuses on reducing stress and keeping your horses routine predictable. Making sure horses have regular rest days, consistent handlers, and a calm environment with social turnout can help support gastric health and lower the chance of glandular ulcers developing. In this video, Dr. Ben Sykes, a leading authority in equine gastric ulcer syndrome, describes the keys to preventingequineglandular gastric disease.Sponsored by Kelato.Related Content:Equine Gastric UlcersYour Questions AnsweredUnderstanding Squamous Ulcers vs. Glandular Ulcers in HorsesSigns of Gastric Discomfort in HorsesDiagnosing and Treating Gastric Ulcers in Horses