Back problems Articles
Five tell-tale signs of sacroiliac pain »
8 September, 2011
Injuries to the sacroiliac joint — the horse’s hind-end motor — are hard to diagnose and even harder to treat
Horses and vulnerability to back injuries »
24 July, 2010
Why is a horse's back so vulnerable? Vet Karen Coumbe explains its construction and the problems with diagnosis
Lameness and back problems »
10 December, 2009
Back problems are sometimes blamed for low-grade lameness in horses, when in fact the back pain develops as a result of a problem elsewhere
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The Back Man »
29 July, 2004
Valuable professional or unscrupulous cowboy? H&H investigates the work of the ‘back man’ and looks at ways to identify a good one
Understanding sacroiliac pain »
8 June, 2004
Problems in the sacroiliac region are a cause of hindleg lameness, but because of the area’s inaccessibility, these are difficult to diagnose and treat
Understanding neck pain »
6 April, 2004
Expert advice from Horse & Hound on how to recognise the signs of neck pain and the best methods of treatment
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Q&A: Coping with a cold back »
7 January, 2003
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on identifying and treating horses with back problems
Treatments for back pain »
26 November, 2002
Vet Dietrich von Schweinitz MRCVS, explains how thermography and acupuncture work for his patients
Q&A: Help! My horse has back problems »
30 January, 2002
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on identifying and solving back problems
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Assessing back pain »
8 August, 2001
Back pain in horses can cause problems with temperament as well as performance
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