Zero Pain Philosophy
Zero Pain Philosophy is here to help veterinary professionals worldwide achieve Analgesic Excellence in your clinic. Established by vet specialists Matt Gurney & Carl Bradbrook, we offer a variety of educational resources to help spread pain management know how including both free and paid content including podcasts, pain updates, webinars and a telemedicine service. Our content is delivered by European & American Specialists in Veterinary Anaesthesia & Analgesia.
Resources are for vet professionals: pet owners - ask your vet to use our telemedicine service to seek case advice.
- Update frequency
- every 41 days
- Average duration
- 29 minutes
- Episodes
- 28
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Ketamine in chronic pain - Vet Vault chat
Earlier this year Matt joined the guys from The Vet Vault to chat all things chronic pain management. In this episode we chat about the use of ketamine subcutaneously for chronic pain.
Tramadol - review for acute pain management
Always a popular topic, we decided to go back to the literature to guide your use of tramadol for post operative pain control.
Second line in OA?
In this Vet Vault chat, Matt talks to Hubert and Gerardo about our second line options in OA. We cover amantadine and discuss is there room for tramadol?
Amantadine or memantine?
NMDA antagonists are excellent additions to chronic pain management. Why would you choose either? How do they work and what evidence do we have? In this edition of our member podcast, Matt reviews th…
Caesareans and analgesia
Recently Matt joined the team at Vet Vault to discuss analgesic management of Caesarean sections - amongst other things! You'll enjoy this lively discussion!
Epidural anaesthesia techniques- which method to use?
This month we review two studies comparing different methods to confirm correct epidural injection placement in dogs in sternal and lateral recumbency.
Grapiprant Insight
Our December podcast presents the results of our latest Zero Pain Insight looking at grapiprant prescribing considerations.
Fentanyl patches - yes or no?
Our November podcast explores the use of fentanyl transdermal patches in dogs and cats.