Equivision to Participate in Webinar: Gut Health Affects Your Horse’s Well Being, Attitude, and Performance

Want to make sure your horse’s gut is healthy? Join Dr. Bill Vandergrift, CEO of Equivision Inc. for a free webinar “Gut Health Affects Your Horse’s Well Being, Attitude and Performance” on Monday, June 26th, 2017.
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Lexington, KY (June 22nd, 2017) The horse’s digestive system is a very complex organ. Did you know that 70% of a horse’s immune system is found in the intestine, or that the intestine produces more neurotransmitters than the brain? Needless to say, a healthy gut is important to the overall health of your horse.

Want to make sure your horse’s gut is healthy? Join Dr. Bill Vandergrift, CEO of Equivision Inc. for a free webinar “Gut Health Affects Your Horse’s Well Being, Attitude and Performance” on Monday, June 26th, 2017.

We’ll cover tips such as:

  • The interaction between your horse’s intestinal health and immune function and allergies.
  • How to identify if your horse is presenting with digestive dysfunction as a primary cause for poor performance, allergies and/or poor attitude.
  • How to distinguish between symptoms of gastric ulcers and hind gut dysfunction.
  • How hind gut dysfunction can be the primary cause for gastric ulcers.
  • The various causes of intestinal inflammation and leaky gut and how to distinguish which one is the primary cause of your horse’s intestinal dysfunction.
  • Various approaches to improving intestinal function and preventing leaky gut in your horse.

This webinar is FREE and can be attended via your phone or computer. However, you must register to attend

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