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Meet Veterinarian Consultants:
Dr. Danny Sack
Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
Dr. Danny Sack is a small animal veterinarian with a special interest in orthopedic and minimally invasive surgery, sports medicine and rehabilitation. He earned his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University in 2020. Following graduation, he pursued a rotating internship at the Animal Medical Center (AMC) in Manhattan, NY.
Following completion, he received additional specialty training through an orthopedic surgery and sports medicine internship at Veterinary Orthopedic Sports Medicine Group in Maryland and then went on to
completing an additional surgical internship in Rochester, NY. He is pursuing ongoing additional training in companion animal rehabilitation. He will soon begin his surgical residency training in Columbus, OH at MedVet Columbus in pursuit of becoming a board-certified veterinary surgeon.
His areas of professional interest include arthroscopy, elbow dysplasia, cranial cruciate ligament disease, fractures, regenerative medicine and musculotendinous injury. His research focuses are in canine athlete iliopsoas strains and the genetics and pain management of osteoarthritis.
Dr. Danny Sack is a Long Island native. He enjoys playing the drums, surfing, scuba diving and playing with his dog, Mongo. He is a huge Batman fan and enjoys collecting vinyl records and spending time with his fiancée, who is also a veterinarian. Danny aims to eventually become a small animal board-certified surgeon and own his own practice.
Follow along on his veterinary journey at www.instagram.com/dr.dannysack/
Dr. Hannah Capon, DVM
Canine Arthritis Management
Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) is a veterinary driven online resource aimed at caregivers of dogs with arthritis, as well as professionals working in the field of canine welfare and pain management. Camwas set up in 2015 by Veterinary Surgeon, Dr Hannah Capon, a first opinion vet with 20 years of experience in clinical practice.
One afternoon in clinic, Hannah had to euthanise two otherwise healthy dogs as a result of chronic pain from arthritis that could no longer be managed. This, combined with Hannah’s own dog Holly being diagnosed with arthritis, made her stop and reflect that so much more could be done to improve the quality of life for dogs with arthritis. CAM was born and this was the start of Hannah’s lifelong passion to educate both canine caregivers and professionals in the early identification and multimodal management of arthritis in dogs.
CAM aims to change the fact that arthritis is one of the major causes of elective euthanasia in dogs in the UK and across the world. By educating caregivers and professionals about the disease and the earlier recognition of pain in dogs, arthritis can be better tackled to give our dogs longer, healthier and more comfortable lives.
CAM believes in an evidence based approach to ensure professionals and caregivers have the most clinically effective and up to date knowledge to diagnose, treat and manage canine arthritis. CAM provides a range of resources to help caregivers and professionals gain comprehensive knowledge on the recognition and multimodal management of arthritis.
To learn more, visit Canine Arthritis Management.
