Being a responsible pet owner means keeping your dog in good shape. But this can be difficult for pet lovers because chubby dogs seem adorable at first glance. You might want to rethink liking another #fatdoggo post on your social media feed, however, because that...
Your dog could limp when you least expect it. Determining the cause of your pet’s limp is challenging, making the situation scary and alarming. That’s why we’ve put this guide together to help you understand canine lameness and how to treat it. What is Lameness in...
It can be challenging for pet owners to see their once energetic dog become bedridden for a few weeks. It may be distressing at first, but this period is crucial for your dog as it recovers from surgery. You’ll see your pup slowly regain its strength and mobility in...
While physical trauma can cause ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tears in dogs, some breeds are more at risk of ACL-related injuries. All canines can tear their cranial cruciate ligament (CCL), especially overweight dogs. Age, arthritis, previous related injuries, and...
You’ve noticed your dog has been favoring her hind leg, so you take her to see your regular veterinarian. After running a few tests and taking X-rays, your vet tells you your pet likely has a cranial cruciate ligament rupture (CCLR).
A torn ACL in dogs is more common than many dog owners think. Read here for the most common reasons why dogs rupture their ACL and how to prevent it.
