Symptoms of hip dysplasia in dogs

1. Hip dysplasia is one of the most common hip joint diseases in dogs. It is common in large dogs and usually affects the joints on both sides.
2. The dog walks on a slope, has difficulty lifting its feet and reduces its activity. It dares not jump, its steps become smaller, and its muscles gradually atrophy.
3. The pelvis will tilt and may lead to continuous scoliosis.

Introduction to dog hip dysplasia

Canine hip dysplasia (also called "canine hip dysplasia") is a progressive degenerative disease that occurs in dogs. When a dog's hip joint grows.
Although most canine hip joints are normal at birth, bone lesions in canine hip joints are gradually caused by looseness and instability of the hip joints due to the influence of genetics and acquired factors.
Diagnosing canine hip dysarthrosis requires direct palpation and X-ray examination. Early diagnosis and treatment can help reduce pain. Appropriate medication and weight control can effectively control the condition.

Causes of dog hip dysplasia

1. Genetic genes: Canine hip dysplasia itself is a genetic and developmental disease. As long as you have such a gene, you will definitely Such illnesses can occur. During the onset of the disease, if growth control and correct feeding concepts can be used, the time and severity of the dog's onset can be effectively slowed down. Otherwise, it will deteriorate rapidly.
2. Improper management: dogs exercise excessively, are obese, have excessive calcium supplementation or improper timing.
3. Aged degeneration of dogs is also one of the causes.

Prevention and treatment measures for dog hip dysplasia

1. The best treatment is surgery.
2. Hydrotherapy can also improve the dog’s muscle strength to a certain extent and improve the quality of life.