Ulcer Relief

Ulcer Relief is formulated for horses experiencing significant digestive disturbances, especially chronic or recurring gastrointestinal issues such as ulcers. This blend supports the stomach lining, calms irritation, and helps restore normal digestive comfort in horses whose GI systems are struggling to function properly. One of the biggest signs your horse may need deeper digestive support is picky or inconsistent eating, which often indicates underlying stomach discomfort.

This product is safe to be used long term. 

Horses dealing with deeper gastrointestinal issues often show a combination of behavioral and physical changes. These can include ear pinning, cinchy‑ness, low energy, picky or inconsistent eating, resistance under saddle, sensitivity when brushed along the stomach or rib area, weight loss, a dull or poor hair coat, and even cribbing. Each of these signs can indicate that the digestive system is under stress and struggling to function normally.

We offer two digestive support formulas. Through consistent testing, we’ve found that this product provides stronger support for horses experiencing more severe gastrointestinal disturbances. If your horse shows no noticeable improvement after 30 days, and you know they are still experiencing digestive discomfort, we recommend switching to Healthy Digestion instead. While about 80% of severe cases respond best to this formula, some horses do better on Healthy Digestion to fully restore normal digestive function. Every horse’s body responds differently to herbal support, and each one may require a different combination of herbs to heal based on their unique situation.

This product comes in a bag that lasts approximately 30 days. 2 scoops, each scoop is 1 TBSP, are to be given once daily. For horses that need extra support, the dose can be given twice daily. 

This product contains all organic and/or wild crafted herbs. No fillers or ingredients not listed are contained in this product. If your horse is currently on grain, or is not used to herbs, it may need some time to get used to them. We recommend starting at a small dose to get them used to it if they don't take to the full dose of herbs at first. 

How these ingredients work together to help your horses digestive system:

• Papaya: Contains enzymes that help break down protein in food. Helps to soothe the stomach lining. Increases the amount of mucous produced in the mouth, esophagus, and stomach, which can help protect against ulcers and reflux. Promotes gastrointestinal regularity. 

• Fenugreek: Relieves pain and increases appetite. Fenugreek binds toxins from food, which in turn protects the intestinal wall. Traditionally it was used to help increase the weight of horses and help encourage fussy eaters. 

• Calendula Flowers: Supports digestion by gently stimulating the liver to release bile. It has been used often to help heal and prevent gastric ulcers. 

• Meadowsweet: Protects and soothes the mucous membranes of the digestive tract and prevents over-acidity in the stomach. Can also help to balance the PH in the stomach and reduce gastric mucosa inflammation which in turns helps to aid in the healing of ulcers. 

• Gotu Kola: Helps to combat inflammation and promotes calmness as well as relieves stress. Horses with upset stomachs often struggle with stress and anxiety as well. 

• Wood Betony: Helps calm the nerves and address stress-related digestive conditions such as nausea, dyspepsia, abdominal cramps and colic. Wood Betony has been shown to help decrease head shakers syndrome in horses. 

• Rose Hips: Rose hips are one of the richest natural sources of bioavailable vitamin C, which directly supports the repair of damaged gastric mucosa. Ulcerated tissue heals faster when antioxidant levels are high. Vitamin C is required for collagen synthesis. Rose hips help strengthen the stomach lining and surrounding tissues, making them more resilient long term.

• Cleavers: help move lymph, which reduces inflammatory load around the stomach and gut. assist the body in repairing irritated mucosal surfaces. They don’t coat the stomach; they help the tissue itself recover.

• Chamomile: Helps ease spasms in the digestive system. Helps promotes calmness in horses that tend to be anxious and tense. 

• Nettle: Helps ease gastro-intestinal troubles, regulate digestion, and reduce constipation, diarrhea, and help upset stomachs.