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[Fruity]

This is how we find Mr. Tigs sleeping on the couch.

[Gen]

Afternoon cuddles.

 

This happens every morning and every afternoon..

[barrykm]

..Comfort Cat..

[Gen]

..Comfort Cat..

She is no cat.. she is a baby.. [emoji4]

[EvanB]

[CogitoErgoSum]

Has anyone here attempted some sort of orthopedic/corrective surgery on their dog?

 

Our 15month old Boerboel must have hurt himself some time ago (he is very rough when playing with his first-generation sister). His left shoulder must have displaced somewhat. He has been limping along and it is becoming worse.

 

Is there anything a vet can do?

[Readsalot]

Has anyone here attempted some sort of orthopedic/corrective surgery on their dog?

 

Our 15month old Boerboel must have hurt himself some time ago (he is very rough when playing with his first-generation sister). His left shoulder must have displaced somewhat. He has been limping along and it is becoming worse.

 

Is there anything a vet can do?

They can always do surgery. Might not be cheap, though. Best is take him for x-rays.

[Fruity]

Afternoon cuddles.

 

This happens every morning and every afternoon..

Our kitty used to be like that, but he's grown to be a bit fickle and grumpy in his old age. Nowadays the most love we get from him is if he sleeps on the bed with us.

[Slowbee]

They can always do surgery. Might not be cheap, though. Best is take him for x-rays.

Before you do invasive, do some homework on animal physio.

[Slowbee]

Has anyone here attempted some sort of orthopedic/corrective surgery on their dog?

 

Our 15month old Boerboel must have hurt himself some time ago (he is very rough when playing with his first-generation sister). His left shoulder must have displaced somewhat. He has been limping along and it is becoming worse.

 

Is there anything a vet can do?

Ok double post.

 

Chances are likely that the damage is through tendons and muscular. Big dogs, especially growing ones are susceptible to tissue damage. Get to your vet for an evaluation.

 

Ask if they work with Animal Physio's or can refer you.

[Odinson]

Has anyone here attempted some sort of orthopedic/corrective surgery on their dog?

 

Our 15month old Boerboel must have hurt himself some time ago (he is very rough when playing with his first-generation sister). His left shoulder must have displaced somewhat. He has been limping along and it is becoming worse.

 

Is there anything a vet can do?

 

Why not see a vet and go find out? 

[Readsalot]

Before you do invasive, do some homework on animal physio.

Definitely. That's why you need x-rays to find out what the problem is, so you can make an informed decision. You CAN always do surgery, you SHOULDN'T always do surgery.

[dannygirl]

About right

[dannygirl]

Lulah doing what goldies do...

[Grease_Monkey]

About right

My experience says that the black line for boxer is off, way off.... he will pull you into the bushes, then jump on you, then try chase a bird, then walk straight for 20m, then see a cat and try and stalk it. It's an interesting and very tiring game trying to walk a boxer

[CogitoErgoSum]

Why not see a vet and go find out?

I am slightly rural... about 35km from the vet. Will have to make a plan to take him