There is no doubt that horses recovering from a major operation will suffer some degree of pain. It is important that this pain is controlled both for the welfare of the horse and because systemic responses to pain can have undesirable effects on major organ systems.

A number of web surfers have come to my web page because they were doing searches for horse injuries on search engines. I am not a vet, so you should check with your vet before taking any course of action and this information is not predicated under the context as expert information, but is instead intended to be helpful information.

Treating Sweet Itch - Medical Alternatives for Senior Horses - Elbow Injuries - EQUUS Consultants: Thin Horse, Tendon Treatment - Corneal Ulcer - Injection Infections - Acupuncture: Is It For Your Horse? - Trail Terrors, Part 3: Eye Injury - Help for Equine Asthmatics - On Proud Flesh & Navicular - Preventing Choke in Horses - Trail Terrors, Part 7: Allergies - Trail Terrors, Part 8: Lameness - Trail Terrors, Part 9: Snakebites - Three Leg-icing Techniques for Your Horse.