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Musculoskeletal disorders such as hip dysplasia in dogs are painful for pet

owners to watch and even more painful for the beloved pet.

Hip dysplasia in dogs refers to a genetic arthritic condition involving one or both hip

joints of

affected dogs. It presents itself as a partial dislocation or in severe cases, a

complete dislocation

of the hip joints. With time the cartilage lining the joint surfaces wear

down because of the

abnormal stress and strain placed on the joint, and arthritis results.

Although hip dysplasia in dogs can be a serious challenge in any breed, it is seen most

frequently

seen in larger purebred dogs such as: Labrador retrievers, golden retrievers,

German shepherds,

and St. Bernards. You may have noticed that these are some of the

most popular breeds for those

seeking to locate a pet. One shocking statistic involving dog

hip dysplasia is that it affects up to 75%

of all German shepherds. This is a number worth

taking into account if you are considering

purchasing or adopting this breed.

Because of its inherited nature, signs associated with dog hip dysplasia may appear as

early as

4 weeks of age, although as a rule, most cases show up around 8 to 12 months

of age. These clinical

signs consist of posterior pain, unsteadiness on the hind limbs, and

difficulty in rising from a level

position, as well as a lack of enthusiasm for movement or

exercise. Manipulation of the hip joints

will reveal obvious pain. In less severe cases,

signs might appear only after intense activity

and exercise.

Diagnosis

An X-ray of the problematic joint, more than likely will be the first step in identifying hip

dysplasia

in dogs. You veterinarian will then examine the dog’s genetic bloodline to confirm

the diagnosis.

Several registries aimed at controlling genetic diseases in dogs have

developed guidelines and

testing procedures for veterinarians in an effort to detect this

disease in puppies and young dogs

before clinical signs start to appear.

For dogs that are showing signs of severe lameness due to dog hip dysplasia, a number

of different surgical techniques including reconstructive hip surgery are available. If

successful,

surgery can help relieve the pain and lameness associated with this condition.

Total hip joint

replacements using prosthetic devices can be performed as well; in certain

cases to ensure a

permanent cure. As a general rule, the smaller the dog involved, the

better the prognosis through

surgical intervention.

For dogs that are not considered to be good candidates for surgery medications that

work to

temporarily decrease the pain and discomfort associated with this condition may

be suggested.

A program involving regular exercise and weight loss can also benefit

these canine patients.

Also, disease-modifying osteoarthritis drugs (DMOADs) such

as the polysulfated

glycosaminoglycans,

glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, and hyaluronic

acid have

been used with notable success to stimulate

repair of damaged cartilage within

diseased joints, instead of simply masking the pain caused by

the arthritis.

On a personal note I have had some success with water therapy (swimming pool, tub) for

joint

problems in pets. I do realize that for big dogs bath tub size areas are not a viable

option. The water

will make exercise less painful for your pet, and who knows perhaps

with a little work it might become

fun. While conventional treatment options short of surgery

are limited there are some excellent natural

alternatives worth considering which have

shown promise for managing and reversing dog

hip dysplasia.

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