Sentences with phrase «avoid joint and bone»

Giant breeds are very difficult to grow as they grow so fast you have to be very careful what you feed to avoid joint and bone problems.
Large - breed puppies, on the other hand, must have less of both to avoid joint and bone problems as they grow.

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In a study appearing today in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (JBJS)(a research summary was presented at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeonsin March), researchers found that universal neuromuscular training for high school and college - age athletes — which focuses on the optimal way to bend, jump, land and pivot the knee — is an effective and inexpensive way to avoid ACL sprains and tears.
In the beginning, try to avoid intense workouts and running to protect your bones and joints.
It has been established in the scientific literature that vitamin D, vitamin K2, and calcium work together in a very specific synergistic way inside your body that allows your body to properly utilize calcium in the right tissues (in your bones as an example), and avoid sending calcium to the wrong tissues, such as calcification of soft tissues in the body like your joints and arteries as examples.
Like other large breeds, mastiffs are especially prone to bone and joint problems, so avoid strenuous exercise with dogs who haven't reached maturity, even though they appear big and robust.
The maximum height should be at or below the level of your dog's elbows to avoid stressing his bones and joints.
This helps her maintain muscle tone and avoid putting on excess weight which can put a great deal of strain on her bone structure and joints.
As they're growing, their growth needs to be monitored closely and their diet needs special attention to avoid rapid growth and any ensuing joint and bone disorders.
However, keep jump heights at or below the level of your dog's elbows to avoid stressing her bones and joints.
You can also avoid grains altogether, which some vets recommend for older dogs with bone and joint problems (although I don't know and couldn't find the science behind it).
To avoid strain on developing bones and joints, the young Bordeaux should be limited to low - impact exercise until at least 18 months of age.
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