Course Description:
Hip dysplasia is the most common congenital joint problem in dogs. It affects several breeds, with a higher prevalence in larger ones. Some dogs with dysplastic hips will never show signs of disease, while others may be debilitated by severe osteoarthritis (OA) as a result of the condition. In either scenario, hip dysplasia is a lifelong issue.
Things to Learn:
This course discusses an integrative multimodal approach to managing hip dysplasia in dogs, including the management of OA, using a combination of conventional and alternative therapies.
