It is difficult to be sure but there does appear to be measurable differences in bone growth in dogs that have elbow dysplasia. (vetinfo.com)
This will provide most of the calcium he or she needs for bone growth and still not interfere with his or her appetite for other foods — particularly those that provide iron. (healthychildren.org)
Recent research suggests that the type of diet, amount of calories consumed, and rate of bone growth during the rapid growth phase are all important risk factors for developing hip dysplasia. (glenerinanimalhospital.com)