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Overview
Is your dog having trouble moving around like they used to? They might be dealing with arthritis or hip dysplasia - common joint problems that can make life uncomfortable for your pets. Let's break down what these conditions are and how we can help your dog feel better.
What Is Arthritis?
Arthritis is when your dog's joints become sore and stiff, making it hard for them to move easily. Think of it like a rusty hinge that doesn't swing smoothly anymore. Older dogs are naturally prone to developing arthritis due to normal usage of their joints. Another major cause of arthritis in dogs is hip dysplasia.
What Is Hip Dysplasia?
Hip dysplasia happens when a dog's hip joint doesn't form correctly. This poor fit causes the joint to wear out faster, leading to pain and stiffness. It's common in bigger dogs and can start when they're puppies.
Which Dogs Are More Prone to Arthritis?
Big Breeds: Dogs like Labradors, Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds and Great Danes are more prone.
All Ages: While arthritis often affects older dogs, hip dysplasia can begin in puppies leading to arthritis at a younger age.
Overweight Dogs: Extra weight puts more strain on joints, making arthritis worse.
Diet: Poor nutrition affects joint health.
Activity: Active dogs wear out their joints faster.
Symptoms
Signs to Look Out For at Home
Trouble getting up or lying down
Stiffness after resting or sleeping
Limping or favouring a leg
Avoiding going up or down stairs
Less energy on walks
Sensitivity to being touched in certain areas
Avoiding jumping onto/off furniture or into/out of a vehicle
How is it diagnosed?
Physical Check-Up: The vet will gently feel your dog's joints to find sore spots.
X-Rays: Pictures that show what's going on inside the joints.
Overall Movement Assessment: Watching how your dog walks and moves to pinpoint issues.
Treatment
How We Help at Animalia Biogenesis
Animalia Biogenesis's PetStem Therapy combines the natural healing power of stem cells and platelets to help repair your dog's arthritic joints. This therapy reverses the damage caused by arthritis within the joint, reducing pain and improving mobility.
Key Benefits:
Non-Invasive
15 minute procedure
No Side Effects
Your pet will walk out of the clinic
Fast Results seen as early as 2 to 4 weeks
Long-Lasting Benefits up to 3 years after therapy
Extra Support We Offer
Weight Management: Tips and plans to keep your dog at a healthy weight, reducing joint stress.
Joint-Friendly Physiotherapy: Fun activities that keep your dog moving without hurting their joints.
Long Term Care: Regular check-ins to see how your dog is improving and adjust treatments if needed.
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