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 of individualized care and interdisciplinary collaboration in managing chronic pain in dogs.

Bio:

Dr. James Hunt is a veterinary surgeon with over 26 years of experience and a recognized specialist in animal welfare, ethics, and law. He holds a PhD in pain mechanisms in dogs and cats and has a deep passion for pain management. Dr. Hunt runs a clinic in Somerset, where he focuses on advanced pain interventions, including nerve injections and integrative therapies, to improve the quality of life for pets.

5 Key Takeaways

Relevant links:

Looking for expert advice on managing your pet’s pain? Visit Pet Pain Relief https://petpainrelief.co.uk to explore advanced pain management options and therapies tailored to your furry friend.

Need personalized guidance for managing your dog’s arthritis? Connect with specialists at Canine Arthritis Teleguidance https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk for expert advice, tailored treatment plans, and compassionate support—all from the comfort of your home.

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