Karen Perry discusses the diagnosis and treatment of OA, and the importance of cat owner education in their success.

Karen Perry and Emily Hartman use an unusual case example to demonstrate their approach to management of this joint disease in cats.

Karen Perry, in the final of a three-part article, discusses promising prospective treatments for this disorder in dogs.

Karen Perry, in the first of a three-part article series, looks at latest thinking on functional changes related to this disorder in dogs.

Danielle Marturello and Karen Perry investigate the problems of treating and managing this condition, using examples of available products. Includes video content.

Karen Perry takes a look at methods to treat this condition, including a variety of drugs.

Danielle Marturello and Karen Perry address the limited information about the epidemiology of this condition and the lack of attention to monitoring.

Albane Fauron and Karen Perry, in the final instalment of a three-part article, discuss management options for cranial cruciate ligament ruptures.

Albane Fauron and Karen Perry look at the physiology of disordered function associated with this condition, in the first of a three-part article.

Karen Perry looks at existing and future treatment options regarding degenerative joint disease occurring in feline patients.

Karen Perry describes two new approaches to stabilising the luxated patella in dogs, as well as a new form of subsequent pain relief post-surgery.

Karen Perry discusses and evaluates some of the novel treatments available for dogs suffering with osteoarthritis, including platelet therapy and the use of stem cells.

Albane Fauron and Karen Perry discuss factors to consider to decide if surgical stabilisation is required, in the second of a two-part article.