Sentences with phrase «front leg amputation»

She went through multiple surgeries including a front leg amputation.

No difference was found in the level of adaptation of dogs who underwent front leg amputation compared to hind leg amputation.

Some colleagues and many dog owners are reluctant to pursue limb amputation for a variety of assumptions: «front leg amputation is tougher on the dog compared to hind leg amputation,» «older dogs can't tolerate surgery or anesthesia,» «the dog has arthritis in the remaining limbs,» «the dog is too heavy.»

Some colleagues and many dog owners are reluctant to pursue limb amputation for a variety of assumptions: «front leg amputation is tougher on the dog compared to hind leg amputation,» «older dogs can't tolerate surgery -LSB-...]

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He has undergone a bilateral amputation of the rear legs similar to his buddy Ransom, who is helping Bonsai working on strength and conformation of his front legs!

I couldn't find much data on cat amputation, but given their light frame and lithe bodies, perhaps all information a cat owner needs before amputation is contained in this video of a cat who lost both front legs and now walks like a T - Rex.

When one black - and - white cat came to the shelter with an injured front leg that required amputation, it was difficult to know where to place her after the surgery.

The veterinary orthopedic surgeon was concerned that Sydney's left front leg was so traumatized that an amputation would be necessary.

Even before the amputation, Dannie's front left leg was essentially unusable, but she was still a rambunctious girl who loved playing with other dogs, giving them the cutest yodel - like howls.

Unfortunately, his wounds were so severe that the veterinarian recommended surgical amputation of his left front leg.

With amputation, it is usually easier for a dog to adapt to three legs if they retain the front two because the front legs bear more of the body's weight.

The front leg that would remain after the amputation, had some arthritis.