Gastric Ulcer Suite

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GoldGuard® Oral Paste
Omeprazole paste for treatment and prevention of gastric ulcers
Product Information Sheet

Active Constituents

Omeprazole 370 mg/g

pH-stable Paste

Indications

For the treatment and prevention of gastric ulcers in the horse. Clinical signs of gastric ulceration include depressed appetite,

behavioural changes, poor hair coat, recurrent low grade colic, intermittent loose faeces, chronic diarrhoea, poor body condition

and poor performance. FOALS: Signs in foals include depressed appetite or inappetence, teeth grinding, dribbling saliva, colic,

diarrhoea, sternal recumbency, dog sitting or weakness.

Clinical signs of gastric ulceration include:

• depressed appetite • behavioural changes • poor hair coat

• recurrent low grade colic • intermittent loose faeces • chronic diarrhoea

• poor body condition • poor performance

For accurate diagnosis of gastric ulcers, direct endoscopic examination of the gastric mucosa (gastroscopy) is recommended.

Pack Size

Pack of 10 x 6mL Single Dose Syringe