Dr Gillian Tabor - PAIN – How to tell if your horse has kissing spine, gastric ulcers of arthritis

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Dr David Marlin

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Dr Gillian Tabor - PAIN – How to tell if your horse has kissing spine, gastric ulcers of arthritis

Stable Science from Dr David Marlin's Animalweb

16 minutes 1 second

6 months ago

Dr Gillian Tabor - PAIN – How to tell if your horse has kissing spine, gastric ulcers of arthritis

PAIN – How to tell if your horse has kissing spine, gastric ulcers of arthritis

**How do you know if your horse is in pain, and more importantly, where that pain is coming from?**

In this episode, equine physiotherapist Dr Gillian Tabor explores the complexities of recognising pain in horses. From facial expressions and behaviour to the blurred lines between conditions like kissing spines, gastric ulcers and lameness, Gillian dives into the latest research to help you spot the subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs that something isn't right.

Whether you’re a horse owner, rider or equine professional, this episode is packed with insights on how horses show pain, why behaviours shouldn't be dismissed as 'naughty', and why thinking pain first could be the most important step in safeguarding your horse’s welfare.

Topics include:

The science of how horses perceive pain
Anticipatory vs actual pain behaviours
Overlapping symptoms across common equine conditions
Why girthiness isn’t always about the girth
Key research from Dalla Costa, Dyson, Kumar and more

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