Iliopsoas strain in dogs is a relatively common, but frequently missed diagnosis. They can cause varying degrees of rear leg pain and lameness, and are usually aggravated by activity.
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Arthritis is a progressive degenerative disease affecting the joints in dogs. While it primarily affects older dogs, dogs as young as 1-2 years old can develop arthritis, especially if they suffer from conditions like hip and elbow dysplasia. With that
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Hip Dysplasia is a condition that commonly affects large breed dogs. It occurs when the hip joint doesn’t form correctly through puppyhood. The condition is primarily genetic, but environmental factors such as excess body weight, nutrient intake, and exercise habits
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Early recognition of hip dysplasia and joint laxity is the key to preventing and managing hip dysplasia progression in your dog. By helping to reduce the risk of cartilage wear and damage to the hip socket, there is a chance
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