Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Frequently Asked Questions ........

Q8) I have heard that hyperactive dogs sometimes get knee joint problems. Please tell us something about this.

Ans: A ruptured ligament is often the result of a hyperactive dog’s straining himself too much. If left untreated, this can damage the knee joint and cause lameness or limping. It is particularly common in female and overweight dogs, those in a poor physical condition, and those with structural abnormalities. This is why it is important to see both parents, before buying a puppy, and ensure that genetic problems like hip dysplasia are ruled out.


There is no proper cure for these problems, so the best thing to do is ensure that they don’t occur.

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