Development and validation of a chronic pain perception scale for dogs: Structural validity and reliability

The CPPS is a valid tool for assessing caregivers' ability to recognise chronic pain in dogs with osteoarthritis, supporting both research and clinical practice. It may also help improve veterinarian‒caregiver communication, enabling earlier detection and management of chronic pain.

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Veterinary Record
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2025-10-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.5664
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2
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Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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Development and validation of a chronic pain perception scale for dogs: Structural validity and reliability

Maria Toscano Batista, Catarina Lavrador, Gonçalo da Graça‐Pereira
2 citations
Veterinary Record
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
3.63
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Development and validation of a chronic pain perception scale for dogs: Structural validity and reliability

Maria Toscano Batista, Catarina Lavrador, Gonçalo da Graça‐Pereira
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Abstract

The CPPS is a valid tool for assessing caregivers' ability to recognise chronic pain in dogs with osteoarthritis, supporting both research and clinical practice. It may also help improve veterinarian‒caregiver communication, enabling earlier detection and management of chronic pain.

Veterinary RecordVol. 198(1)
University of Évora (PT), Escola Superior de Saúde Egas Moniz (PT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
3.63
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