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Hindgut fermenter
Animal whose primary fermentation occurs in the large intestine.
Horse stomach size
Very small relative to body size.
Horse stomach capacity
Approximately 2-3 gallons at a time.
Glandular region of horse stomach
Region designed to secrete acid and has a protective mucosal layer.
Non-glandular region of horse stomach
Region designed to mix food and lacks a protective mucosal layer.
Horse gastric ulcers
Commonly occur in the non-glandular region, especially when horses are fed infrequently.
Why is the horse stomach prone to ulcers?
The non-glandular region lacks a protective mucosal layer.