Natural Supplement for Stomach Irritation and Gastric Health

Gastric ulcers (EGUS), or even mild gastric irritation can make horses sensitive in the stomach, girthy, reluctant to go forward or a picky eater. Gastric ulcers are a problem in 60-90% of horses in training and competition.

Kohnke’s Own Gastro-Coat is a natural, helpful supplement for gastric issues, with multiple actions in the stomach and small intestine to help horses feel more comfortable, improving digestive health and maintaining appetite.

Many vets prescribe omeprazole-based drugs when horses show symptoms of EGUS. Gastro-Coat is highly complementary to EGUS medications with different but synergistic actions. Gastro-Coat is also much more economical and can be used long-term without ill-effects.

The Concept of Gastro-Coat:

Developed by Dr. John Kohnke to target the underlying reasons why horses develop gastric irritation or gastric ulcers, Gastro-Coat is an innovate, effective multi-action supplement to help support gastric health and function.

Gastro-Coat is economical as a daily supplement for optimal gastric health in all horses. Gastro-Coat’s natural ingredients help to optimise gastric health, chewing efficacy and digestive function in all horses.

Gastro-Coat is particularly beneficial to horses with gastric irritation issues, picky eating problems, stomach sensitivity or those on regular or long-term gastric ulcer treatment programs.

Which Horses Benefit?

• Horses suffering from EGUS (gastric ulcers) in combination with medications.
• All horses to improve salivation, stomach acid balance and chewing efficiency.
• Before travelling and during the journey on long-distance trips.
• Horses training and competing in racing and equestrian sports to shield the stomach lining against acid ‘splash’.
• Horses predisposed to stomach lining irritation, girthiness, reluctance to go forward, especially in canter, horses which are ‘sensitive to the leg’ when ridden.
• Can be used long term without negative effects in horses with gastric sensitivity, or those likely to develop gastric ulcers, such as horses competing or racing regularly.