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Gastritis, Acute
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*Gut protectants should be considered if the animal presents with haematemesis. Some examples include:
*Gut protectants should be considered if the animal presents with haematemesis. Some examples include:
**Sucralfate - Forms a protective barrier over the mucosal surface and also stimulates bicarbonate and mucus secretion.
**Sucralfate - Forms a protective barrier over the mucosal surface and also stimulates bicarbonate and mucus secretion.
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**Omeprazole - A proton pump inhibitor that reduces gastric acid secretion.
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