Merial Ulcergard 6 Pack Omeprazole Paste Syringe for Equine Ulcers

Overview

Merial Ulcergard 6 Pack provides a cinnamon flavored omeprazole paste syringe designed for daily equine care. Each syringe delivers a measured dose to help manage stomach acid levels and support comfort during periods of stress or disruption. The compact design supports predictable dosing, making routine care easier to plan and maintain.

Many horse owners appreciate the palatable flavor and straightforward administration, which can help integrate this routine into daily caretaking. Presented as a non-prescription option, Ulcergard aims to support equine gastric health by managing acid exposure. While outcomes vary by horse, the product is intended as a convenient option to help address common gastric concerns when used as part of a broader care plan under veterinary guidance.

Packaging details matter. Each syringe holds 13.68 g of paste and comes in a six pack to help ensure multiple doses are readily available. Dosing guidance is based on body weight and is designed to fit typical riding horse ranges, with easy visual cues to guide daily administration.

Key benefits at a glance

• Non-prescription option to support stomach health in horses
• Active ingredient omeprazole helps reduce stomach acid exposure
• Cinnamon flavor to ease acceptance during dosing
• Six pack provides multiple doses for ongoing care
• Paste syringe delivers a measured, repeatable daily dose

How to use Ulcergard

• Weight based dosing: 1/4 tube daily for horses between 600 and 1200 lbs
• For horses over 1200 lbs, 1/2 tube daily is recommended
• Administer directly into the mouth with the syringe, ideally during feeding or after exercise
• Monitor your horse and consult a veterinarian if ulcers are suspected or symptoms persist

Note: Ulcergard does not ship to Australia. This page also links to related videos and comparisons to help you understand how the product works at the source of acid production. In real life, periods of travel, competition, or seasonal stress may benefit from a consistent dosing routine that supports your horse’s overall comfort and appetite.