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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 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...

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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...

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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,...

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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...

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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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00:59:33

Episode 11 - Interdisciplinary Approaches in...

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2024/10/08

In this episode, Dr. Giliola Spettini, a veterinary diagnostic imaging specialist, discusses the integration of musculoskeletal ultrasound into veterinary practice. She emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, covering diagnostic tools such as radiography, CT, and MRI, and the role of ultrasound in diagnosing osteoarthritis and tendon issues. The episode underscores the value of continuous learning and the evolution of diagnostic technologies in veterinary medicine.Guest

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01:36:08

Episode 10 - Why do they do it if it hurts - Kathy...

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2024/10/01

Many owners can’t believe that their dog is in pain when it leaps in excitement before a walk or is desperate to chase a ball. Kathy Murphy joins Hannah Capon to explain what is happening in a dog’s brain before and during exercise. Chemicals are released, even in anticipation of exercise, that act to suppress pain signals and provide mood-enhancement and motivation. This means that the dog doesn’t listen to its own body and carries on doing activities that are jeopardising joint structures and soft

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01:12:39

Episode 9 - Breakthrough pain and osteoarthritis Part...

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2024/09/24

We were honored to have Dr. Gwen Covey-Crump join us for two evenings to discuss the complexity of breakthrough pain and strategies to prevent it. The discussion covered the importance of owner education, identification and monitoring of chronic pain, and respecting medication dosing. Strategies for action against breakthrough pain include collaboration with vets, lifestyle changes, maintaining optimal weight, and having a toolkit for managing pain flares. (September 2021 FULL VIDEO: You can find

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01:07:45

Episode 8 - Breakthrough pain and osteoarthritis Part...

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2024/09/17

Breakthrough pain – what is it and should we be worried about it? The simple answer is yes.There is little in the literature regarding how prevalent it is in dogs, but in humans 16-95% of persistent pain conditions experience breakthrough pain which is severe or even excruciating, rapid in onset and can disable the patient. In this two-part live, Hannah and Gwen chat about breakthrough pain, starting with the three recognised subtypes in human literature: Incident, idiopathic and end of dose

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00:51:11

Episode 7 - Cruciate Disease in Dogs: Understanding,...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/09/10

In this episode, Dr. Kristin Kirkby Shaw and Dr. Hannah Capon discuss cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) disease in dogs, a common and significant issue affecting many breeds. Kristin shares her recent experiences returning to clinical practice and emphasizes the importance of early detection and intervention in managing CCL injuries. They explore the terminology, diagnosis, and treatment options for CCL disease, with a particular focus on its connection to arthritis. The conversation also touches on

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01:12:43

Episode 6 - The pros and cons of NSAIDs when used to...

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2024/09/03

Dr James Hunt returns to chat about non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). NSAIDs often get bad press so we asked James to come and clarify some of the facts from the misinformation. He and Hannah explain what NSAIDs are and how they work, adverse events and how to report them and ways to use these drugs as safely as possible. James has worked within research and speciality practice and offers a speciality mobile service in the south-west of the UK. (Published February, 2022 You can find

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Episode 5 - Septembers Big Walk and Tackling Canine...

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2024/08/27

We are having our BIG WALK check it out via: https://caninearthritis.co.uk/get-involved/the-big-walk/In this special episode, Dr. Hannah Capon, Ernie Ward, and Alex German delve into the critical issue of weight management and obesity in dogs, offering perspectives from both America and England. (May 2021 FULL VIDEO: You can find the full video in CAM MemberZone. https://caninearthritis.co.uk/member-zone) There is an obesity epidemic raging through our cat and dog population! The figures are

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01:05:43

Episode 4 - Canine Arthritis Teleguidance, what is it...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/08/20

In this episode of Canine Arthritis Matters, Hannah discusses with Dr. James Hunt, Dr. Katie Smithers and Evie Tummon the importance and application of teleguidance in managing canine arthritis. Teleguidance involves remote consultations to help dog owners manage their pets' arthritis symptoms from home, providing expert advice and support without the need for in-person visits. This service aims to enhance the quality of life for arthritic dogs by offering tailored pain management strategies and

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01:09:01

Episode 3 - Duncan Lascelles - Prevalence and...

Canine Arthritis Matters ·

2024/08/13

Dr. Lascelles is Professor in Small Animal Surgery and Pain Management at North Carolina State University. His research program (Translational Research in Pain [TRiP]) develops methods to measure pain associated with spontaneous disease in animals, and seeks to understand the underlying neurobiology. His work improves pain control in companion animals, and facilitates analgesic development in human medicine. He is director of the Comparative Pain Research and Education Centre (CPREC). He has

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