• 1st journey-leg 4 - let's say I'm talking about 'Pain awareness and Management' with Dr. Hannah Capon (UK)

  • Sep 22 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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1st journey-leg 4 - let's say I'm talking about 'Pain awareness and Management' with Dr. Hannah Capon (UK)

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  • On this the fourth leg, of the first journey on let's say I'm talking about dogs, Jonas is travelling with Dr. Hannah Capon, who is ,without a doubt, one of the main voices when talking about our dogs suffering from pain.

    Hannah is a first opinion veterinary surgeon in the UK and in 2013 she founded CAM - Canine Arthritis Management. Since then she has not stopped, in her effort, to inform and educate veterinary colleagues, other profesionals in the dog industry and people living together with dogs in general. She is travelling all over the world, giving lectures and conferencies.
    And just a few weeks ago, Hannah gave us another amazing resource for finding out more and getting to know canine arthritis better. Together with Dr. Kristin Kirby Shaw, she is hosting the podcast Canine Arthritis Matters, that can be found on all major podcast platforms.

    Hannah has been awarded and recognised for her work and, for example, in 2020 she was awarded the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Impact Award.

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    Here is a direct link to the owner charts, checklists & handouts on CAM.

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    Thank you for travelling with let's say I'm talking about dogs...
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