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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

All Episodes

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Episode 31 - Communication and Decision Making When...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

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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01:08:53

Episode 30 - Integrative Veterinary Medicine: Pain...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

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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01:11:42

Episode 29 - Myths and Questions - Duncan Lascelles

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

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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00:55:55

Episode 28 - Rethinking Chronic Pain Management in...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/03/18

Hannah Capon speaks with registered veterinary nurse Kirsty Cavill about the evolving approach to chronic pain management in dogs. They discuss the importance of team collaboration, how the traditional veterinary model may not be suited for long-term pain cases, and the growing role of vet nurses in chronic disease management. Kirsty shares insights from her work in canine rehabilitation, community care, and telehealth, emphasizing how practices can improve chronic pain care by rethinking

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01:07:37

Episode 27 - Pain and Fear - a complete relationship...

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2025/03/11

Dr. Amber Batson joins Hannah Capon to discuss the connection between pain and fear in dogs and how these two factors are deeply linked. They explore how chronic pain can lead to anxiety and behavioral changes, often misunderstood by owners as stubbornness or aggression. Amber highlights the importance of recognizing these signs early and implementing a multimodal approach that includes veterinary care, behavioral support, and pain management. The conversation also touches on how stress affects a

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01:00:52

Episode 26 - Real Life Contextual Care in Veterinary...

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2025/03/04

Hannah Capon is joined by Dr. Sara Jackson to discuss contextual care in veterinary medicine and its role in managing chronic pain and osteoarthritis (OA) in dogs. They explore how communication, leadership, and emotional intelligence impact both caregivers and veterinary professionals. Sara shares her journey in the veterinary field, from overcoming self-doubt to becoming a leader in vet education, culture, and well-being. The conversation highlights barriers to effective care, such as team

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01:02:13

Episode 25 - Osteoarthritis: a complex disease...

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2025/02/25

Hannah Capon speaks with Professor Stuart Carmichael about the complexity of osteoarthritis (OA) in dogs and why it is more than just cartilage damage. They discuss how OA affects all structures around the joint and can lead to nervous system hypersensitivity, making pain perception more complicated. Stuart explains why x-ray changes don’t always reflect pain levels, why different joints require different treatment approaches, and how the disease progresses over time. (published February

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00:53:41

Episode 24 - An interdisciplinary approach to OA...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/02/18

Hannah Capon and Rebecca Sartain discuss the importance of collaboration between veterinarians and canine professionals in detecting and managing chronic pain in dogs. Rebecca, a canine hydrotherapist and rehabilitation specialist, shares her experiences running a doggy daycare and how she notices early signs of musculoskeletal issues in dogs before their owners do. They emphasize the need for better communication between vets, dog walkers, groomers, and daycare staff to identify potential health

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01:16:02

Episode 23 - Thoughts on our approach to caring for,...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/02/12

Andrew Hale and Hannah Capon explore the crucial yet often overlooked role of communication in managing a dog’s health and well-being. They discuss how personal belief systems shape judgment, influence behavior, and affect how caregivers perceive their dog’s actions—especially when pain may be a factor. The conversation highlights how a caregiver’s past experiences, emotional attachment to therapy, and interactions with veterinary professionals impact treatment decisions. Andrew challenges listeners

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01:33:32

Episode 22 - Why is managing obesity so important and...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/02/04

In this episode, Caroline Taylor joins Nicki from CAM to discuss the impact of obesity on osteoarthritis (OA) in dogs. They explore how excess weight affects mobility both mechanically—by adding stress to joints—and chemically—by increasing pro-inflammatory mediators that worsen joint disease. Caroline shares data from activity trackers, demonstrating how obesity significantly reduces mobility in dogs with arthritis. The discussion also touches on the challenges of weight loss, why it requires

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01:21:22

Episode 21 - Understanding Neuropathic Pain in Dogs:...

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2025/01/28

In this episode, Hannah Capon is joined by Dr. James Hunt, an expert in pain management, to discuss neuropathic pain in dogs and its relevance to canine arthritis. They explore the complexities of neuropathic pain, its causes, how it differs from inflammatory pain, and the challenges of diagnosing it. Dr. Hunt shares insights into treatment options ranging from pharmaceuticals to advanced interventions like perineural steroid injections and Botox therapy. The conversation emphasizes the importance

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01:32:04

Episode 20 - Is it arthritis or could it be something...

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2025/01/14

In this episode, Dr. Gerry Polton and Hannah Capon discuss the critical importance of correctly diagnosing the cause of lameness in dogs, emphasizing that while arthritis is common, other serious conditions—like cancer—can also be responsible. They focus on cancers such as osteosarcoma, nerve sheath tumours, and histiocytic sarcomas, highlighting their symptoms, urgency in diagnosis, and treatment options. The conversation stresses the need for early detection, accurate staging, and collaborative

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01:32:04

19. Episode 19 - Is the treatment plan working for...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2025/01/07

In this episode, Hannah Capon speaks with Professor John Innes about managing arthritis in dogs and the importance of choosing and monitoring treatments effectively. John provides an overview of arthritis pathophysiology, helping pet owners understand how medications work and why treatment plans must evolve over time. They discuss objective monitoring tools, which help assess whether interventions are effective and when modifications to the treatment plan are necessary. The episode also answers

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01:12:40

Episode 18 - How do you know when you’re doing enough...

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2024/11/26

Dr. Hannah Capon and Dr. Chelsea Dawson discuss how to manage arthritis in dogs using a multimodal approach. They stress the importance of individualized care that combines medications, lifestyle changes, and physical therapies. The emotional challenge of feeling guilty for not doing enough is addressed, with a focus on recognizing what’s realistically achievable. They also highlight the need to observe behavioral changes and focus on the dog’s happiness. Owners are advised to avoid comparing

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01:25:11

Episode 17 - The importance of educating pet parent...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/11/19

Dr. Jennifer Johnson talks with Evie about educating pet owners to recognize pain in their dogs. She highlights the importance of early intervention, explaining how many signs of pain are subtle and often missed. The episode encourages using a multimodal approach to pain management and emphasizes the need for objective tracking through “pain trials.” Early education for pet parents, starting in puppyhood, is crucial for preventing conditions like osteoarthritis. (Published May 2023

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01:16:31

Episode 16 - Knowing when to say Goodbye - Hannah,...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/11/12

This episode focuses on the difficult decision of knowing when it’s time to euthanize a beloved pet. Hannah, Amy, and Nicki discuss the emotional toll, how to assess quality of life, and the subjective nature of this decision. They share personal experiences as vets and pet owners, offer advice on preparing for the decision, and suggest resources and tools to help pet owners navigate this tough process. The episode emphasizes being prepared, talking with your vet, and creating a plan for end-of-life

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00:48:17

Episode 15 - Obstacles to Care in Canine Arthritis...

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2024/11/05

In this episode, Dr. Hannah Capon and Dr. Kristin Kirkby Shaw discuss common barriers in providing optimal care for dogs with osteoarthritis. They explore topics such as public misconceptions, caregiver denial, and the emotional burden on veterinary professionals. They address the challenge of convincing owners that “slowing down” often indicates pain, the role of physical exams versus diagnostics, and the importance of self-care for vet staff. Practical strategies and communication tips are shared

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01:33:58

Episode 14 - Surgical options for osteoarthritis -...

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2024/10/29

In this episode, Karen Perry and Hannah Capon discuss surgical options for osteoarthritis in dogs, particularly for hip and elbow disease. Karen explains when surgery is necessary versus when conservative management (e.g., medication and rehab) is sufficient. They explore the complexities of elbow surgeries and the success rates of different interventions. The episode provides insight into the timing and risks of various surgeries, emphasizing the importance of a tailored approach to each dog’s

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00:54:58

Episode 13 - Multimodal Osteoarthritis Management in...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/10/22

In this episode, Dr. Kristin Kirkby-Shaw and Dr. Hannah Capon discuss the importance of a multimodal approach in managing osteoarthritis (OA) in dogs. Kristin outlines her "care quad" framework, categorizing treatment into four areas: pain management, nutrition/weight management, lifestyle/environmental modification, and rehabilitation. Kristin and Hannah emphasize that a comprehensive treatment plan requires addressing multiple areas—beyond medication alone—to ensure the dog's well-being. They also

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01:21:33

Episode 12 - Common behaviour issues linked with pain...

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2024/10/15

Dr. Hannah Capon is joined by the esteemed Dr. Katrin Jahn to discuss the connection between behavioral issues and pain in pets. In this episode, Katrin shares her insights on how underlying pain can manifest as behavioral problems in animals, often going unnoticed by owners. She provides practical advice on how to recognize these signs and the importance of addressing both the physical and emotional well-being of pets. (May 2023 FULL VIDEO: You can find the full video in the Member

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