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Dog Lameness & ArthritisWhat is dog lameness? Dog lameness refers to the disability of one or more limbs. It is most often associated with pain or injury resulting in a pet holding the injured limb up or avoiding using it. The most common causes of lameness in dogs is injury to a joint, bone fracture or dislocation. Osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia also cause lameness in dogs. Lameness can affect dogs of any age from growing puppies to senior dogs. Puppies – growth defects or injury Adult Dogs – Limb injuries sometimes without any history of accident Senior Dogs – Degenerative joint disease (DJD) or arthritis
My dog suddenly develops lameness and there is no obvious cause on examinations or x-ray. What can be done?Lameness of unknown origin is common in dogs of all types and sizes. If they could only talk! Depending on the severity and duration, additional testing or anti-inflammatory medications may be necessary. We will determine the best course of action for your pet’s condition. If my dog continues to be lame, will he be on medication forever? Not necessarily. Most of the time, we are able to accurately diagnose the cause of lameness and provide your pet with specific treatment. Some forms of lameness require lifelong treatment while others can be treated with surgery or weight reduction. Are there any natural remedies that would ease my dog's pain? Lame-eze is a safe, all-natural, homeopathic mixture that is designed to treat the pain and lameness of dogs who suffer from dog lameness or dog arthritis. It was originally developed for treating horses at the racetrack. It has been used successfully in practice for many years on dogs as well. Order Lame-eze Now! |
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