Phrases with «lameness»

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Lameness refers to an animal's inability or difficulty in using its limbs, often due to injury or illness. Full definition

Adjective + «lameness»

Noun + «lameness»

«lameness» + noun

Sentences with «lameness»

  • The most common causes of lameness in horses are sprains, strains and fractures, degenerative diseases such as arthritis, and hoof problems such as abscesses and laminitis. (lenavetclinic.com)
  • Here he looks into elbow dysplasia in dogs; a common cause of lameness in growing dogs. (theveterinaryexpert.com)
  • In this condition, known as polyarthritis, dogs present with lameness in many different joints but typically the wrist, hock, knee and elbow. (www2.vet.cornell.edu)
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