Our dogs are our children and it hurts to see them in pain. However, dogs with hip dysplasia often lead long, full lives, with adequate care. If you think that your dog may be in pain, talk to your veterinarian. Treatment options and lifestyle changes can keep your dog comfortable well into old age.
Find out if your senior dog is facing joint pain, early arthritis or hip dysplasia. As parents, we may overlook some of the obvious symptoms. To ensure that we provide the best quality of life, it is important for us to identify these symptoms and provide befitting care as he gets older.
The doctors have advised for social distancing and self-isolation, which would mean that taking your dogs out on a walk can be more dangerous to you than your dogs.
