Sir. You have no idea how many people you are educating and how many horses you are helping. You are a true teacher sent from the heavens . I'm not even a horse owner nor do I have any horse connections. (Not yet anyway) . A++ for videos
Thank you for this helpful video. I live in a very rural area of Latin America and the vet here is not very good. The horse I am working with has extreme pain on her belly when I press on it with my two fingers and will not take the cinching of a saddle at all. The vet said that her sensitivity is just bad behavior, which is hogwash. She does almost all other exercises almost perfectly. She is in pain. She does not have a life of high stress. All the horses have been in the pasture for almost a year and are self fed on the grass outside as well as water from the stream. I’ll give them about a 1 cup of dry corn grain in the morning and evening just to encourage them to come out from the pasture. Could this type of feeding be the issue? Should I bring them in at night to reduce their eating? Any advice would be helpful as the owner will not do anything about it and I have to figure it out myself. Thank you in advance for helping me!
8 year old paint used to be Awsome to ride he came down with strangles never right again. Watched the video on ulcers and when you pressed points he would turn around and bite. On day ten of treatment no more sensitivity to that area let’s hope he rides good again
I'm wondering what type of digestive supplement he would recommend. I did the points on my OTTB and she has them moderately. I'm going to do the omeprazole for 10 days but I also want to add the supplement.
nice video to diagnose...but...you move too quickly to the medicine...this can mask any helpful changes in lifestyle. The key is to reduce the bad stress while training with peaks and valleys.
Prevention saves a lot of money. Keep your horse outside for at least 12 hours a day, allow free acess to forage, give them buddies to interact with. In other words: Lower the stress of your horse, it will not have problems with ulcers anymore.
Sir. You have no idea how many people you are educating and how many horses you are helping. You are a true teacher sent from the heavens . I'm not even a horse owner nor do I have any horse connections. (Not yet anyway) . A++ for videos
how does this channel only have 7k subs this guy gives some of the best med advice on YT ever.
I don't even have a horse but find this amazing! What a wonderful doctor.
Thank you Dr. DePaolo, I found this video very helpful!
Thank you! your videos are great, your knowledge and attitude are impressive. You know how to make horses talk to you🙆
No mention of addressing the stress which probably resulted in the first place?The training regimes?
Thank you for this helpful video. I live in a very rural area of Latin America and the vet here is not very good. The horse I am working with has extreme pain on her belly when I press on it with my two fingers and will not take the cinching of a saddle at all. The vet said that her sensitivity is just bad behavior, which is hogwash. She does almost all other exercises almost perfectly. She is in pain. She does not have a life of high stress. All the horses have been in the pasture for almost a year and are self fed on the grass outside as well as water from the stream. I’ll give them about a 1 cup of dry corn grain in the morning and evening just to encourage them to come out from the pasture. Could this type of feeding be the issue? Should I bring them in at night to reduce their eating? Any advice would be helpful as the owner will not do anything about it and I have to figure it out myself. Thank you in advance for helping me!
very helpful video - good vet work. but this is so typical of treating the symptoms and not the cause
Yes they were so terrible for giving the horse some obvious pain relief. Good grief.
When you say before a meal, after the horse has fasted- how long is that approximately for a 1200lb gelding?
8 year old paint used to be Awsome to ride he came down with strangles never right again. Watched the video on ulcers and when you pressed points he would turn around and bite. On day ten of treatment no more sensitivity to that area let’s hope he rides good again
Excellent, thank you. I learned a lot from this series.
Where is this supplement
Sir have any book of equine diagnostic procedure then plz share.
Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful!
Nice!!
Good horse health tips to be found on TH-cam 👍❤🐴💯
Thanks so much! Very informative.
I'm wondering what type of digestive supplement he would recommend. I did the points on my OTTB and she has them moderately. I'm going to do the omeprazole for 10 days but I also want to add the supplement.
He lists those things on his website.
Thanks doctor
Nice information
Thank you so much !
Does anyone have the website please?
Are all the aids given or pick one?
عرض مميز ومرتب جدا دكتور
Thank you!
a 2 year old under saddle???????
Dat ja🙈...en ze schamen zich niet eens
Can a horse still have ulcers without any reaction to these palpations?
And conversely, can a horse show reactions to these palpation points and not be suffering from ulcers?
Nora Ramos yes like a girth or cinch that’s too tight.
uh. maybe these horses are suffering because they're being worked too young? duh?
I understand what this man is saying but most horses are going to flinch and move if you touch them there with 5 lbs pressure from fingers
nice video to diagnose...but...you move too quickly to the medicine...this can mask any helpful changes in lifestyle. The key is to reduce the bad stress while training with peaks and valleys.
Why ulcers? Often because of a lack of understanding of horse's needs. Close stalling is one big reason.
What the heck is a 2 yr old doing with a saddle on her back??😖
So like how much is this gunna cost me lol
Prevention saves a lot of money. Keep your horse outside for at least 12 hours a day, allow free acess to forage, give them buddies to interact with. In other words: Lower the stress of your horse, it will not have problems with ulcers anymore.