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Horses and back pain
Is it possible that your horse is suffering from back pain?

The short answer to this question is yes. Just as humans can have back pain, so too can horses.

In this issue we look at back pain in horses, what causes it, and how your physiotherapist can help.

All the best,

The South African Society of Physiotherapy
www.saphysio.co.za

Thank you to Animal Health Physiotherapy for the information supplied.

Only persons with degrees obtained at institutions approved in terms of the Higher Education Act may call themselves physiotherapists, whether the work is performed on animals, humans, or in any field of interest.


The content is for information and educational purposes only. The South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP) has attempted to provide recent and accurate information at the time of publication. The SASP does not assume liability for the use of information contained in this communique. It also does not replace, nor should it be considered an alternative to a medical consultation.  Copyright SASP. All rights reserved.
Back pain in horses is really quite common
Ouch, my aching back! If our equine friends could only speak, this is what many of them might very well want to say to us. Read more...
Easy tell-tale signs of back pain in horses
Here are a few common tell-tale signs that your horse may be in pain. Read more...
The common causes of back pain
Often the cause of your horse’s back pain is staring you in the face. If it is eliminated, the pain will be reduced. Read more...
An animal physiotherapist can help
It is a good idea to have your horse checked by a physiotherapist if you suspect that he or she may be in pain. Read more...
The lighter side of life
Laughter is life's best medicine. 

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