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Degenerative Myelopathy is an incurable condition. This means that your focus is to help maintain your dog’s quality of life for as long as possible. On its own, generally DM doesn’t cause pain, so the focus is really on keeping...
There are a number of causes of hip dysplasia, these include rapid growth, excessive weight gain, poor nutrition but most importantly, genetic factors. The reason for most dogs developing hip dysplasia is due to inheriting the trait from one or...
Yes! These dog wheelchairs have plastic wheels that are light and good on all terrains. We have many dogs who use them at the beach, on the sand, and in the sea. We recommend you wash your wheelchair off after...
My Dog Is Limping On Their Rear Leg. What Could It Be? Your dog might have started to limp, and there can be several reasons. Start by looking at each part of your dogs rear leg. In their paws: 1. Corns in...
It can be very frightening if your dog has fractured their front leg. Most likely it was an accident while out walking or exercising. You Must Go To Your Vet The first and most important step is to take your...
My Dog Charlie has Hyperextension of the Carpal Ligament, While it is not Completely Collapsed Yet, I Think He's Putting Too Much Pressure on the Paw. What Would You Recommend? It sounds like Charlie needs as much support as he...
The carpal is the front leg wrist area in your dog. There are a few different types of carpal issues that your dog could have, and it is important to get the correct diagnosis. Make sure you go to your...
Carpal Hyperextension is when the ligaments in your dog's wrist get stretched, and your dog's wrist then gets closer to the floor. It can be particularly hard to watch your dog have this condition. There are a number of medical...
Carpal hyperextension happens because the ligaments in your dog’s front legs get damaged. They become overstretched, strained or, in serious cases, completely torn or ruptured. Ligaments are made of fibrous connective tissue and they attach bone to bone. The carpal...
Boots are a fantastic investment and can greatly relieve your greyhound's pain. You can use greyhound boots as a preventative measure against corns, to reduce pain and limping when your dog has corns, or to help post-surgery. The Greyhound Boot...
So here are some things which you can do for your Greyhound at home to help with the management of corns. Ultimately you want to soften the pad and corn, this can be done through a number of methods. Get...
