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EGUS is caused by excess acid that can eat through the stomach’s protective lining. Once present, stomach ulcers cause pain and reduce appetite, which can lead to even greater ulceration and damage. For more information about EGUS, the horse’s stomach and stress factors that can cause equine stomach ulcers, click here.
