Restore the sounds of running and smiling...to be bright again at the Orthopedic Treatment and Surgery Center, Talingchan Animal Hospital. Every time we see our dogs and cats who were once cheerful... suddenly walking abnormally, not wanting to get up, not wanting to run, or even crying out in pain...we understand how heartbreaking it is for parents. These symptoms...should not be ignored because they could be a sign of bone and joint disease in dogs and cats. Walking or running with an unusual posture, limping, not jumping up and down from the sofa or high places like before, having obvious difficulty standing up and sitting down, showing signs of pain when touched in certain areas, not being cheerful, not playing like before. All of these worrisome symptoms are signs that your pet may need urgent bone and joint care. Let Talingchan Animal Hospital take care of them. At the Orthopedic Center, Talingchan Animal Hospital, we don't just focus on "treatment"...
A torn knee ligament is a condition that all dogs can experience. The causes of a torn knee ligament are divided into 2 types: acute and chronic. 1. Acute: Usually caused by an accident, such as a dog falling into a hole, causing the hind leg to twist inward, causing the knee ligament to be pulled excessively and eventually torn. 2. Chronic: Dogs often have osteoarthritis from a dislocated patella for a long time, which predisposes them to a torn knee ligament. Most dogs, around 80%, tend to have chronic ligament damage. The image shows the position of the knee ligament. Normally, it holds the tibia in place and prevents it from moving forward. However, if a ligament tear occurs, the tibia can move freely forward. This makes the knee joint unstable when the dog walks. Source…
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