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Canine Arthritis Matters

Canine Arthritis Matters

著者： Dr. Hannah Capon
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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 friend. Have questions send them to: info@caninearthritis.co.uk https://caninearthritis.co.uk/Dr. Hannah Capon
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  • Episode 102 - The Arthritis Toolbox: Surgery, Rehab and Regenerative Medicine with Dr James Guthrie

    Episode 102 - The Arthritis Toolbox: Surgery, Rehab and Regenerative Medicine with Dr James Guthrie
    2026/09/08
    In this episode of Canine Arthritis Matters, Hannah Capon is joined by Dr James Guthrie, one of the UK's few specialists qualified in both small animal surgery and canine sports medicine and rehabilitation. Together they explore the current realities of managing canine osteoarthritis, discussing why there is still no cure, the importance of earlier diagnosis, and why treatment decisions should focus on the individual joint, the whole dog, and the family caring for them. James explains the latest surgical options, including joint replacements, arthrodesis and minimally invasive procedures, while highlighting the growing role of regenerative medicine, rehabilitation and conservative management. Through practical case discussions, the conversation tackles difficult clinical decision-making, ethical considerations, and the value of combining surgery with exercise, pain management and lifestyle changes. The episode offers an honest, balanced look at modern osteoarthritis care and reinforces the importance of teamwork, realistic expectations and personalised treatment plans. Packed with practical insights, this episode offers an up-to-date look at managing canine osteoarthritis with compassion and realism from an expert surgeon.References:ExamVet is a personalized, one-to-one coaching service created by Dr. James Guthrie to help veterinarians and veterinary students pass professional board exams, residency evaluations, and school tests on their first attempt.Visit James at Fitzpatrick Referrals5 Key Take-Home PointsEarly intervention offers the best chance of slowing osteoarthritis progression.Surgery works best as part of a multimodal treatment plan, not in isolation.Every treatment decision should consider the joint, the dog and the family.Rehabilitation should be proactive, structured and intensive—not an afterthought.Quality of life should always guide treatment choices, even when conversations are difficult.Guest bio:Dr. James Guthrie is one of the UK's leading veterinary surgeons, uniquely holding specialist qualifications in both small animal surgery and canine sports medicine and rehabilitation. Working at Fitzpatrick Referrals, he has a particular interest in minimally invasive surgery, regenerative medicine and helping dogs achieve the best possible outcomes through a combination of surgery and rehabilitation. Alongside his clinical work, James teaches, lectures internationally and mentors the next generation of veterinary specialists.Learn more about CAMCAM website - CAM Education Centre - The Pain VetChronic Pain Symposium - CAM Shop - CAM PodcastSocials for Professionals:Facebook pro - LinkedIn - InstagramSocials for Caregivers:Facebook - Instagram - Holly's ArmyHave questions send them to: podcast@caninearthritis.co.uk
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  • Episode 101 - Straight to the Joint: Injectable Solutions for Canine Osteoarthritis with Joao Alves

    Episode 101 - Straight to the Joint: Injectable Solutions for Canine Osteoarthritis with Joao Alves
    2026/09/01
    In this first episode of the intra-articular series, Hannah is joined by Dr João Alves to explore intra-articular approaches to canine osteoarthritis and how first-opinion practitioners can confidently bring more targeted treatment into everyday practice. They discuss why early identification and treatment of painful joints may be preferable to waiting until disease is advanced, while emphasising the importance of accurate diagnosis and imaging. João explains how local blocks and mesotherapy can help identify pain-generating joints before committing to more invasive or expensive interventions. The conversation covers corticosteroids, hyaluronic acid, PRP, regenerative medicine and gels, alongside the practical considerations of cost, availability, sedation and treatment protocols. A major theme is managing uncertainty: not every treatment will work for every dog, and plans may need to change. Crucially, the episode highlights communication, realistic expectations, objective monitoring and long-term collaboration with caregivers. The overall message is encouraging: practitioners do not need every available option to start doing more.LinksConnect with Dr Joao Alves on LinkedIn5 Key Take Home PointsTreat the painful joint, not just the X-ray.Early, targeted intervention may offer better opportunities.Use diagnosis and imaging to guide treatment decisions.Set realistic expectations—no treatment works for every dog.Good communication and monitoring are essential.Guest bioJoão Alves graduated from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, in 2012 and has since worked at the Guarda Nacional Republicana (Portuguese Gendarmerie) with their police working dogs, focusing on sports medicine and rehabilitation, helping these animals to achieve their full potential.He completed his PhD in 2021 from the University of Évora, Portugal, in intra-articular management modalities for osteoarthritis. In 2022, he became a European Specialist in Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (Diplomate of the European College of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation - Small Animals; DECVSMR).In addition to osteoarthritis, he conducts research and is interested in working dog sports medicine, photobiomodulation therapy, and canine exercise. João has published dozens of papers and chapters and frequently lectures on these topics.Learn more about CAMCAM website - CAM Education Centre - The Pain VetChronic Pain Symposium - CAM Shop - CAM PodcastSocials for Professionals:Facebook pro - LinkedIn - InstagramSocials for Caregivers:Facebook - Instagram - Holly's ArmyHave questions send them to: podcast@caninearthritis.co.ukJoin us next week to hear a surgeons perspective on OA with JAmes Guthrie!
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  • Episode 100 - Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories with Dr James Hunt

    Episode 100 - Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories with Dr James Hunt
    2026/08/25

    Dr James Hunt returns to chat about non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for the last episode in the “Pain Medications” series. 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.

    References

    Vitis Dr Hunt’s Pet Pain Relief pain management clinic here

    Dr Hunt’s article An analysis of the relative frequencies of reported adverse events associated with NSAID administration in dogs and cats in the United Kingdom

    and the article Hannah mentioned is here

    Guest bio:

    Dr James Hunt qualified in 1998 from RVC with a strong interest in pain management and worked in mixed practice for six years while completing the RCVS Certificate in Veterinary Anaesthesia. Following this he moved into small animal practice for a further six years, at which time the opportunity arose to undertake an MSc by research at the University of Bristol, investigating perioperative sedation and analgesia in dogs and cats. Enjoying the world of research, he continued at the University of Bristol for a further six years, including working on a 3-year research project investigating pain mechanisms in pet dogs with osteoarthritis. In 2017 he joined the anaesthesia department at a referral hospital in Somerset seeing cases for chronic pain management consultations. He is a Diplomate of the European College of Animal Welfare and Behaviour Medicine, and contributed to the chapter on chronic and osteoarthritic pain in the BSAVA Guide to Pain Management in Small Animal Practice.

    Learn more about CAM

    CAM website - CAM Education Centre - The Pain Vet

    Chronic Pain Symposium - CAM Shop - CAM Podcast

    Socials for Professionals:

    Facebook pro - LinkedIn - Instagram

    Socials for Caregivers:

    Facebook - Instagram - Holly's Army

    Have questions send them to: podcast@caninearthritis.co.uk

    Listen in next week when the new series “Intra-articular and injectable treatments” begins!
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