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The Registered Veterinary Nurses role in canine osteoarthritis management

ABSTRACT: Canine Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most commonly encountered musculoskeletal disorders and one that Vets (VS) and Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVN) are likely to see in day to day general practice. Involvement of a RVN can help bond the client to the practice, aid in increased compliance with an evidence based multi modal management plan, help educate on evidence based medicine and support and guide the client through the treatment. Ultimately this can lead to better quality of life for our patients and avoid clients falling foul of bogus techniques or products.