Sentences with phrase «hind leg lameness»

Injuries to the cranial cruciate ligament are now the most common cause of hind leg lameness in our dogs.

Right hind leg lameness, occasionally non-weight bearing.

The most common indication that a dog may have hip dysplasia is a bilateral (both sides) hind leg lameness, stiffness or decreased activity level in any large breed dog.

Studies suggest that dogs with hind leg lameness due to OA will respond positively to weight reduction and can even display observable improvements in hind limb use!

But there is one thing you have to watch out for with pets and that is hind leg lameness.

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Symptoms of this cat and dog health problem vary, but some common symptoms include the following: Weakness in the hind legs, Anxiety, Lameness, Back or neck spasms, Muscle tension, Hunched posture, Decreased activity, Unwillingness to jump, Loss of bladder control, Fecal incontinence and Crying in pain.

The hind legs may appear tucked under, and the back arched, and dogs suffering front leg lameness may also take shorter than normal strides with their hind limbs.

Presenting symptoms for diseases of the hip include: hind limb lameness (abnormal way of walking in the rear legs, such as favoring one leg over the other), difficulty rising, inability to jump into the car, refusal to use stairs, reluctance to exercise, and a tendency to be very tired after exercise and needing to lay down.

We don't see any lameness in Deb's hind leg - they both seem very healthy!

Lameness of the hind legs which can occur intermittently or persistently; this is often made worse by exercise or activity

3 - 18 months — there may be no symptoms, or there may be pain in the affected hips leading to lameness in one or both hind legs.

Symptoms include lethargy, lameness, loss of balance, coordination problems in the hind legs, and neck pain.

Life in Lucky's world was fine until he developed lameness in his right hind leg.