Archive for September, 2009

22 Sep

I’m in doggy paddle therapy

How hydrotherapy saved Pepper the disabled dachshund
When Pepper the dachshund lost the use of her legs she was nearly sent to the great kennel in the sky.
But her owner Joy Bloyce knew there was life in the old dog yet.

20 Sep

STRAINS, SPRAINS & LAMENESS

kSoft Tissue Injuries
Many pets are presented for evaluation of a mild lameness or limp which usually shows
up after rough play, or activity on ice, snow, mud, or other slippery surfaces. Most of
these cases involve damage to the soft tissues structures of the lame leg including
muscle, tendon, ligament, & joint capsule injuries. Types of injuries include [...]

06 Sep

Canine hip dysplasia

The signs of Canine hip dysplasia
• Difficulty getting up from a lying or sitting position or in climbing stairs.
• Moving both rear legs together while walking
• A painful reaction to extension of the rear legs
• Dropping of pelvis after pushing on rump
• A stilted gait or pelvic swing while walking
• An aversion to touch
• A [...]

06 Sep

Dog Toys

Dog toys are popular for a number of reasons. They keep your dog happy. They drive away boredom. They are for exercise and play. They are fun. Dog toys keep both you and your pet occupied and stimulated. Dog toys, even the very simple ones, are good tools for bonding and communication between you and [...]

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