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Ask the Expert: Q&A with Lameness Expert Part II with Dr. Sue Dyson – Webinar Recording
with Dr Sue Dyson
Continue your journey into equine lameness with the second part of this insightful Q&A session with Dr. Sue Dyson. This webinar delves into advanced topics, including determining when to consult a vet versus a physiotherapist, the use of treeless saddles in diagnosis and long-term, and the interpretation of abnormal postures and movements. Dr. Dyson also discusses common lameness issues in sports horses, the concept of “muscle memory” of pain, and her opinions on training aids and joint supplements. Gain valuable insights into the relationship between pain and behaviour, gastric ulcers, and pre-purchase examinations. Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian or a dedicated horse owner, this webinar offers expert advice to enhance your understanding of equine soundness and improve horse welfare.
From This Webinar You Will:
- – Understand the appropriate use of veterinary and physiotherapy services.
- – Gain insights into saddle fit and the use of treeless saddles.
- – Learn to interpret abnormal postures and movements as indicators of pain.
- – Explore common lameness issues in sports horses.
- – Discover expert opinions on training aids and joint supplements.
- – Understand the relationship between pain, behaviour, and gastric ulcers.
- – Receive practical advice for promoting equine soundness.
About Sue:
Sue is a highly accomplished equine orthopaedic specialist, graduating from Cambridge (1980) and completing advanced training at the University of Pennsylvania. With 37 years of clinical experience at the Animal Health Trust, she’s a recognized expert in lameness and poor performance. She holds a PhD, RCVS Fellowship and Diploma in Equine Orthopaedics, and is a Founding Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation.
A prolific author and lecturer, she has over 330 publications, including co-editing major veterinary texts. She’s received numerous prestigious awards for her contributions to equine veterinary medicine, including induction into the International Equine Veterinarians Hall of Fame and the University of Kentucky Equine Research Hall of Fame.
Beyond her clinical work, Sue is a former British Eventing veterinary advisor and holds BHSI certifications, demonstrating her deep understanding of equine performance and welfare.
How To Watch:
Continue learning lameness with Dr. Sue Dyson. Get insights on vet vs. physio, saddle fit, pain interpretation, sports horse issues, training aids, and pain behavior.
