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hip dysplasia

10 Dog Breeds Known For Hip Problems And How To Help Them

From osteoarthritis to hip dysplasia, hip problems plague dogs of a variety of breeds. Running, jumping, walking, and even standing still are made painful, but your dog’s joint condition doesn’t have to take over their life. With the right treatment and management, dogs can keep on doing all the things they love best. But before you can get to that happy place, you first have to evaluate your dog’s risk. Not every limp and groan will have a hip issue … Read more

6 Signs Your Dog Would Benefit From A Daily Joint Supplement

There’s no step-by-step guide on how to ensure your pup lives a long and happy life, and it’s up to you to make decisions for their well-being. You have the support of your veterinarian and other pet professionals, but every question from what training technique to use to how often to trim their toenails is ultimately up to you. It’s a lot of pressure, but deciding whether or not your dog will benefit from a daily joint supplement doesn’t have … Read more

The 6 Most Common Inherited Diseases In Dogs

Whether your dog is purebred or a “Heinz 57” mixed breed, knowing which genetic conditions he or she is predisposed to can empower you to prepare for or even prevent a veterinary crisis. For example, dogs with elongated spines and short limbs, like Dachshunds and Corgis, are more likely to suffer from back injuries and disc problems. Restricting them from jumping can help avert disastrous injuries. The following conditions are the most common inherited diseases veterinarians diagnose in dogs. 1. … Read more

Tiny Pit Bull With Dwarfism Lives To Defy The Odds And Inspire The World

Sassy the Pit Bull was born to a backyard breeder in New York. When the volunteers at Forgotten Pets of Long Island took her into their rescue as a tiny pup, they expected her to have a short and painful life. Their goal was to show her a bit of kindness and comfort in the time she had left. Now, four years later, Sassy is strong, happy and most of all – loved! She has an adoptive dad and two … Read more

Why German Shepherds Are Prone To Hip Dysplasia – And What To Do About It

German Shepherds are genetically predisposed to several diseases and conditions, but none so prevalent as hip dysplasia. Approximately 19% of all GSDs will suffer from the condition throughout their lives. Hip dysplasia causes pain and exercise intolerance, and eventually leads to arthritis and difficulty with mobility. The reason why German Shepherds are so heavily affected is twofold. First, the symptoms often don’t develop until a puppy is nearing or entering adulthood. Dog lovers often adopt or purchase a seemingly healthy … Read more

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