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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Hip dysplasia is a condition that develops in dogs as they grow. It results in instability or a loose fit (laxity) of the hip joint. As the ball (the femoral head) continues to move in an abnormal manner, it deforms
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Has your dog had an injury and they need an exercise rehabilitation program to safely return to normal activities? Dog Rehabilitation 101 takes a look at the basic principles of exercise rehabilitation in dog’s. These principles can be applied to
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The application of ice to an acute injury is a common treatment modality in our world, and it can be useful for your dog too.
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