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Pruritus following intercoccygeal epidural administration of morphine in horses typically occurs around the tail and gluteal areas [93–95]. Reported clinical signs include self‐excoriation due to rubbing of these caudal areas with walls, focal alopecia, biting of the flanks and even rolling on the back in apparent attempts to scratch the rump area.