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Canine Arthritis Matters

Dr. Hannah Capon

Welcome to Canine Arthritis Matters, your go-to resource for canine health and wellbeing. Hosted by Dr. Hannah Capon, our podcast provides valuable insights and practical advice on managing canine arthritis, mobility issues, and chronic pain. Our goal is to educate and support dog owners in early identification, proactive management, and comprehensive care practices, ensuring dogs lead long, comfortable, and happy lives. Join us on this journey to improve the quality of life for your furry

kids & family pets & animals

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Episode 48 - Applying the Biopsychosocial Model in...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/08/05

In this episode of Canine Arthritis Matters, Hannah Capon speaks with Ben Cormack, an international educator and musculoskeletal therapist with over 20 years of experience, about the relevance of the biopsychosocial (BPS) model in veterinary care.Ben explains the history and philosophy behind the BPS model, why it should be seen as a framework rather than a fixed treatment method, and how it can enhance communication, trust, and treatment outcomes. Together, they explore the parallels between human

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Episode 47 - Rehab for Arthritic Dogs - Practical...

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2025/07/29

In this episode of Canine Arthritis Matters, host Hannah Capon speaks with Dr. Laurie McCauley, a leading voice in veterinary rehabilitation. Together, they explore how movement, touch, and integrative therapies can transform the lives of dogs living with osteoarthritis.Dr. McCauley shares practical strategies for at-home care, discusses the power of isometric exercises, and explains how tools like lasers and tuning forks can play a supportive role in reducing pain and improving mobility. The

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Episode 46 - Rethinking Mobility: On Functional...

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2025/07/22

Hannah Capon speaks with PhD researcher Georgia Wells about functional mobility in dogs—what it really means, how it differs from lameness, and why current tools like CBPI and LOAD only scratch the surface. Georgia shares the path from dog grooming to academia, her current research on developing a functional mobility scale for caregivers to use at home, and why assessing everyday activities like toileting, eating, and play could be key to detecting problems earlier. A must-listen for anyone invested

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Episode 45 - Acute Flares: Just the Beginning -...

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2025/07/15

In this episode, physiotherapist and researcher Nicole Bausch joins Hannah Capon to explore the overlooked concept of acute flares in canine osteoarthritis. Drawing from her background in the human health sector, Nicole explains how flares have only recently been formally defined even in people, and why this definition is essential for improving communication, treatment decisions, and outcomes in dogs. Hannah shares real-world challenges from clinical practice and personal experience, highlighting

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01:50:22

Episode 44 - Objective monitoring techniques to...

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2025/07/08

In this episode, Professor Duncan Lascelles joins Hannah Capon to explore the future of pain management in dogs with osteoarthritis. Duncan shares insights from his extensive research into pain detection and his work on AniV8’s development of objective tools to measure chronic pain in companion animals. They walk through a case study to demonstrate how early recognition and a structured approach can transform outcomes. The discussion highlights why osteoarthritis should be viewed as a disease of

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Episode 43 - Conformation and Innate Health - Rowene...

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2025/07/01

In this CAM Live episode, Dr. Rowena Packer joins Hannah Capon to discuss her 2012 research on how dog owners often perceive breed-related health issues as “normal.” This perception can delay diagnosis and treatment and contribute to the continued breeding of dogs with extreme physical traits. The conversation focuses on the welfare consequences of conformational disorders, the caregiver burden, and how changing owner education and perception could lead to better outcomes. Rowena shares insight from

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01:28:22

Episode 42 - Evidence-based interventions with...

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2025/06/24

In this CAM Live episode, Dr. Brennen McKenzie (known as the SkeptVet) joins Hannah Capon to discuss why evidence-based medicine is essential in protecting animals and caregivers from ineffective or harmful treatments. They explore common arthritis-related therapies and highlight the importance of rigorous scientific testing. Topics include the use of NSAIDs, turmeric, CBD, glucosamine, PEMF, LED/laser therapy, essential fatty acids, and zoopharmacognosy.Published December 2020

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01:16:29

Episode 41 - From Tumors to Joints: Exploring...

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2025/06/17

In this episode, Dr. James Elliott joins Hannah Capon to explore the use of radiotherapy in treating osteoarthritis-related pain in dogs. Known primarily as a cancer treatment, radiotherapy is now being examined for its potential in managing chronic pain when conventional treatments are not enough. James shares clinical insights, including the case of his own dog, and discusses the promise and challenges of this emerging approach.Brief BioDr. James Elliott is a veterinary oncologist at Southfields

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01:28:35

Episode 40 - The welfare, economic and ecological...

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2025/06/10

In this CAM Live episode, Emma Milne joins Hannah Capon to discuss the impact of breed-related disease on dogs, the veterinary profession, and society. The conversation covers the ethical, economic, and welfare consequences of breeding for appearance, particularly in brachycephalic breeds. Emma shares her insights from years of animal welfare advocacy and challenges the industry to take stronger action to protect canine health.Published November 2023 – https://youtube.com/live/lhPF54u4DaABrief

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Episode 39 - Chronic Pain Symposium - Unpacking Pain:...

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2025/06/03

Hannah Capon delivers a comprehensive recap of the 2024 Chronic Pain Symposium, a four-day event organized by Canine Arthritis Management (CAM). She explains its objectives, the interdisciplinary approach to chronic pain in animals, and the inclusion of various topics such as osteoarthritis, visceral, dental, and dermatological pain. Hannah discusses the planning, team efforts, guest speakers, session highlights, and the resources available for continued learning via CAM’s LearnWorlds platform.Key

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Episode 38 - Redefining OA Support: A Vet Nurse’s...

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2025/05/27

In this inspiring VNAM special, CAM’s Hannah Capon speaks with Emily Ashdown, a veterinary nurse whose impressive career path has spanned clinic work, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, global education, and industry leadership. They discuss the evolving role of veterinary nurses in managing osteoarthritis (OA), how to build sustainable arthritis services in clinic, and the importance of caregiver communication. Emily shares practical advice from her multifaceted experience, including time-saving tips,

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Episode 37 - Why Communication is the Hidden...

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2025/05/20

In this inspiring episode for Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM), Hannah Capon is joined by Helen Silver-McMahon, a veterinary nurse turned human factors and patient safety specialist. Helen shares how her early interest in veterinary nursing led to a career focused on improving communication, teamwork, and wellbeing in veterinary settings. Together, they explore the essential role of effective communication in chronic pain management and how it impacts client satisfaction, team dynamics, and

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Episode 36 - Building a Career in Vet Nursing:...

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2025/05/13

In celebration of Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM), Hannah Capon is joined by Donna Wills, a registered veterinary nurse with over 20 years of experience. Donna shares her inspiring journey, highlighting the flexibility, passion, and diversity that veterinary nursing offers. She discusses her path from general practice to rehabilitation and physiotherapy, emphasizing how nurses can carve out unique career paths within the veterinary field. Donna also talks about the importance of

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Episode 35 - Celebrating Vet Nurses - The Power of...

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2025/05/07

In this special episode for Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM), CAM’s founder Hannah Capon is joined by Registered Veterinary Nurse Evie Tummon to highlight the vital role vet nurses play in supporting dogs with chronic pain. Evie shares her journey into veterinary nursing, her deep interest in geriatric care, and her practical experience running pain clinics and weight consultations. The discussion showcases the essential, proactive, and compassionate role vet nurses play in managing long-term

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Episode 34 - Pain and Aggression - Michael Shikashio

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2025/04/29

Michael Shikashio joins CAM’s Hannah Capon to explore the link between aggressive behaviours in dogs and underlying pain. Michael, who has focused on aggression-related behaviour problems for the past ten years, shares his wisdom and clinical experience. He explains that a significant proportion of his caseload involves dogs experiencing undiagnosed pain and that he often collaborates with vets and rehabilitation specialists to address both the physical source of pain and the resulting behavioural

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Episode 33 - Public concern regarding medications -...

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2025/04/22

In this thoughtful and informative episode, Hannah Capon speaks with Dr. Zoe Belshaw about the findings from Zoe’s PhD research, which explored how vets and dog owners make decisions regarding the management of osteoarthritis. They discuss the challenges in early identification and treatment of arthritis, the emotional burden on caregivers, and the complexity of navigating treatment choices. Zoe shares strategies to make vet consultations more productive, reassures owners about the safe use of

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Episode 32 - Top tips for preparing your dog for vets...

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2025/04/15

In this episode, Tamsin Durston joins Hannah Capon to share expert insights on how to prepare dogs for veterinary visits in ways that reduce stress and improve welfare. Drawing from her background in veterinary nursing, behaviour, and dog training, Tamsin explains why vet visits can be so challenging for dogs and how owners can help ease that anxiety. She offers practical advice on desensitisation, positive reinforcement, and improving communication between pet owners and veterinary teams. The

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Episode 31 - Communication and Decision Making When...

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2025/04/08

In this insightful episode, Hannah Capon is joined by canine behaviourist Andrew Hale to explore how effective communication can transform the management of canine osteoarthritis. It’s not just about pain relief or physical care—how owners and veterinary professionals talk to each other plays a vital role in decision-making and treatment outcomes. Together, they break down the SPIKES framework (Set up, Perception, Invitation, Knowledge, Emotion, Summary/Strategy) to help dog owners and professionals

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Episode 30 - Integrative Veterinary Medicine: Pain...

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2025/04/01

Dr. Katrin Jahn joins Hannah Capon to discuss the role of integrative veterinary medicine in managing chronic pain and improving animal welfare. They explore how a combination of conventional veterinary approaches and complementary therapies can enhance treatment outcomes, particularly for osteoarthritis and chronic pain conditions. The conversation covers the importance of multimodal pain management, rehabilitation techniques, and the evolving role of veterinary professionals in holistic care. Dr

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Episode 29 - Myths and Questions - Duncan Lascelles

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2025/03/25

Professor Duncan Lascelles joins Hannah Capon to dispel common myths surrounding canine arthritis. They discuss misconceptions such as arthritis only affecting older dogs, the idea that pain comes from bone-on-bone rubbing, and the belief that painful joints must be rested. Duncan explains why using a single drug, supplement, or therapy is not enough and why early intervention with supplements alone is insufficient to prevent disease progression. He also introduces a promising new biological

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