Car accidents, falls, and overly-enthusiastic fetch sessions are just a few of the potential causes of broken bones in dogs. While some minor fractures can be addressed with a splint or cast, more severe breaks may require veterinary surgery or… Read More
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Addressing CCL Issues With Lateral Stabilization Suture for Dogs
Your dog’s knee health is essential, but you might not think about it often. Our companions need healthy knees to run, jump, and play, but these are the very activities that can lead to tears or ruptures in important ligaments…. Read More
Goals in Limb Sparing for Osteosarcoma for Dogs
Cancer is a scary diagnosis for anyone, and it can make guardians feel powerless to protect their fur-babies. Osteosarcoma can be particularly aggressive and challenging to treat. Veterinary professionals must often utilize a combination of surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and… Read More
Basics of Knee Surgery for Dogs: What is a Meniscus?
Dogs have complex anatomies, just like humans. Every joint, organ, and system in the body has a unique function and set of potential illnesses and problems. In this blog, we will explore the knee. Your dog’s knee joints contain multiple… Read More
Keeping Your Companion’s E-Collar on After Oncologic Surgery for Cats
Veterinary procedures of any kind can be tough on our feline friends, but surgery is often particularly distressing. Oncologic surgery for cats can be an important way for guardians and veterinary professionals to address cancer and improve a feline’s quality… Read More
OCD of the Hock for Dogs: What is Osteochondritis Dissecans?
If your companion has been diagnosed with Osteochondritis Dissecans, you may be struggling to grasp the causes, intricacies, and potential outlooks for the condition. Many factors can influence your canine’s risk of developing OCD, including their genetics, diet, hormones, and… Read More
How Veterinary Surgery Can Correct Stenotic Nares
As parents of fur-babies, many of us think of our companions as perfect. Sure, Fido might shed and have selective hearing sometimes, but you likely wouldn’t want him any other way. Still, some canines have physical attributes that make them… Read More
Choosing Exercises for Dogs with Arthritis
Movement is a double-edged sword for dogs with arthritis. Some activities can exacerbate symptoms and cause inflammation, but routine activity is necessary for better movement and overall health. Incorporating certain exercises for dogs into your daily life can help you… Read More
Managing Pain After Knee Surgery for Dogs
Any kind of operation can be stressful for your companion, but knee surgery for dogs is often particularly difficult. Many canines are active, effervescent companions who routinely use their joints to jump on furniture, navigate stairs, and bounce along happily… Read More
When Weight Loss for Dogs is a Cause for Concern
Raising a dog can be an enriching experience. Overcoming obstacles, spending lazy days snuggling, and going on adventures with your companion can form a bond that lasts a lifetime. Unfortunately, illnesses can pop up out of nowhere, leading to serious… Read More