Has My Dog Dislocated Their Shoulder?
What Should I Do?
A shoulder brace can be a great way for your do to make a full recovery. The brace will support their shouldr, reduce risk of reinjury and reduce their movement (if you set it up to do so).
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In severe cases of shoulder dislocation, your vet might advise surgery. For example if the muscle has torn to a degree it can’t fix naturally with rest, or the joint needs help to stay in the socket.
If shoulder joint instability is severe enough to need surgery, there are various techniques used. Surgery might involve prosthetic stabilisation; shoulder fusion, where the bones of the joints are joined so they can’t move; or a total shoulder replacement, where the shoulder joint is replaced with implants.
If your dog’s experienced a shoulder luxation/dislocation, your vet will perform a closed reduction. Your dog will need to be anaesthetised for this.If your dog doesn’t need surgery, read more about Shoulder Dislocation treatment here https://zoomadog.co.uk/collections/dog-shoulder-dislocation-and-shoulder-injuries
What Should I Do?
read hereWhat Happens, Is It Successful, What I Should Know?
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read moreIs Shoulder Surgery the Only Option for Treating My Dogs Shoulder Dislocation?
read moreHow Long is the Recovery Period After Dog Shoulder Surgery?
read moreWe can help find the right solution for your dog
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