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Dodgy Bones in Bigger Dogs: the threat of HOD | #65

Dodgy Bones in Bigger Dogs: the threat of HOD | #65

FromCall the Vet - an insider's guide to dog and cat health


Dodgy Bones in Bigger Dogs: the threat of HOD | #65

FromCall the Vet - an insider's guide to dog and cat health

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Length:
18 minutes
Released:
Jun 11, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Large and giant breed dogs are at risk of a number of fairly unique conditions that affect their bones and joints. Understanding the implications of this can save you a lot of heartache and ensure you know exactly how to manage them for optimal health.Download my free guide Pet Care Essentials hereHypertophic osteodystrophy in dogs is a bone disease that occurs in young, fast-growing large and giant breed dogs like Great Danes, boxers, Labrador retrievers - particularly severe in the Weimaraner and Irish Setter.It causes lameness, increased temperature, anorexia, and dogs suffering from HOD can be truly painful and miserable.All is not lost though, as the prognosis is likely better than you might expect...Full show notes
Released:
Jun 11, 2020
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Podcast episode

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Pets are family, and knowing the best way to care for your dog or cat can be a real challenge for even the most experienced pet parent. Join veterinarian Dr. Alex Avery, and his expert guests, as he shares his years of pet health experience with you, while also diving into the topics you really need to know about to ensure your pet is living their best life! From preventing disease and daily healthcare tips, all the way through to understanding the best options for treatment if sickness or injury strikes. Be confident that you are making the best choices possible so that your dog and cat can live the full and happy life you want for them. This podcast is a must-listen for every dog and cat owner who wants the very best for their pet!