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Does Your Older German Shepherd Have Lameness in His Front Leg? It Could Be Elbow Dysplasia
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Canine elbow dysplasia (CED) is a developmental orthopedic disease that affects the bones and joints in a dog's elbow. It is thought to be caused by abnormal growth or development of the bones and joint cartilage in the elbow, which can lead to pain, stiffness, and lameness. While CED can occur in any dog breed, it is prevalent in larger breeds like German Shepherds. It is the most common cause of front leg lameness in larger breeds. And although there is no cure for CED, there are a number of treatment options available that can help reduce symptoms and improve the quality of life for fur friends affected by the condition.
In this #lifewitholddogs® blog post, we'll break down Canine Elbow Dysplasia (CED) and give you some tips on keeping your senior German Shepherd with CED as comfortable as possible.
Here is the link to the blog post that goes coincides with this podcast:
https://www.wpsgss.org/post/does-your-older-german-shepherd-have-lameness-in-his-front-leg-it-could-be-elbow-dysplasia
There is more information and links in the blog post along with links for our preferred products and Dr. HempDog Hemp oil.
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Our fur friends don't live forever.....none of us do.... but as your German Shepherd ages, it's important to know the typical aliments your fur friend can suffer from and how to navigate the waters if something does come up, instead of being blindsided and feeling helpless. We want to help you with that. At the end of season three of #LifeWithOldDogs podcast and blog posts, we will send you the entire season's worth of all the information we cover in a FREE ebook, so be sure to subscribe to be "in the Know."
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