I’ve chosen this paper as a starting point because we are simply not doing enough as vets to recommend mobility and exercise therapy as one of the key components of OA management. Granted, this is not our area of expertise and most of us aren’t sure how to advise our clients. By recognising that skills gap, we can take the opportunity to partner with veterinary physiotherapists to offer our canine OA patients a range of options best suited to them. The aim of the research rou

This edition of Zero Pain Reflect examines the licensing studies for enflicoxib (Daxocox), grapiprant (Galliprant) and bedinvetmab...

In this narrative review of bedinvetmab, all publications to date (August 2025) have been considered in chronological order  to enable...

Adverse effects reported with human anti-NGF monoclonal antibodies   This post is designed to be read with our update on anti-NGF...

In this post we review the evidence since the publication in 2022 of Barbeau-Gregoire et al's systematic review and meta-analysis on this...

This pain update reviews a study published recently in Veterinary Medicine and Science. The title of the article is "A survey study on...

Do you find yourself faced with clients reeling off lists of supplements you’ve never heard of? I do too! When doing some literature...

Subject Pathophysiology of osteoarthritis The aim of the research roundup is to provide vet professionals with an easy-to-read digest on items of research in pain management which focus on one common subject area. This research roundups provide a single point of reference for the reader.   Title of the paper Current understanding of osteoarthritis pathogenesis and relevant new approaches. Click here to access .   Aims of the paper Explore the molecular mechanisms of osteoarth

Each year the team at Zero Pain Philosophy run the Big Pain Survey.   Our most recent survey was split into one survey for vets and one...