The document discusses myths about animal pain from 2001 to 2010. It notes that animals do feel pain similar to humans and do not tolerate it better. It also provides a citation for the Short Form of the Glasgow Composite Measure Pain Scale for measuring animal pain.

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3. Decade of Pain
2001 2010

13. “ Dying is nothing, but pain
is a very serious matter.”
-- Henry Jacob Bigelow, 1871

14. Myth1
Animals don’t feel pain
or feel less than humans

16. Ouch!

18. Myth2
Pain can be beneficial
for healing/recovery

22. Myth3
Animals tolerate pain
better than people

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41. No, no, its my back
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Veterinary Surgery 1998; 27: 568-582

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60. Short Form of the Glasgow Composite
Measure Pain Scale : CMPS-SF
http://www.gla.ac.uk/vet/ DL

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