If you have an ongoing case of ulcers then Gastroguard is hands down the best thing to get rid of them. If you are maintaining a horse who is ulcer/colic prone, I've had good luck with Stomach Soother in addition to the other things mentioned. It is natural papaya pulp, stinks but the horses love it. It's inexpensive and well tolerated.
I've had several colicky horses over the years but have one mare who is intensely colic prone. She had surgery at about 5 yrs, and has existed on Equine Sr and alfalfa since then... now 20. She has a serious colic episode at least once a year, and she can't handle coastal hay at all... just a little and she is impacted/in serious pain. We've maintained her for a long time though, just on alfalfa and Senior... along with a regular deworming program and things like Stomach Soother from time to time, so it's not a bad thing to consider.
Jan
I've had several colicky horses over the years but have one mare who is intensely colic prone. She had surgery at about 5 yrs, and has existed on Equine Sr and alfalfa since then... now 20. She has a serious colic episode at least once a year, and she can't handle coastal hay at all... just a little and she is impacted/in serious pain. We've maintained her for a long time though, just on alfalfa and Senior... along with a regular deworming program and things like Stomach Soother from time to time, so it's not a bad thing to consider.
Jan