Hip Dysplasia in Dogs

How to help your dog with hip dysplasia live a longer and healthier life, the natural way!

If your dog has been diagnosed with hip dysplasia, we know how scary that can be. As a dog owner, you want nothing but the best for your fur-baby. So, when your dog is diagnosed with this debilitating condition, it can be heart wrenching and you don’t know where to turn or how to help your best friend.

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You might think, “how can this happen to my dog? He or she is the BEST dog, how can this be?” You are also probably stressed about what is to come. How fast will this condition progress? And most importantly, you wonder “how can I help my best friend?”

If this sounds like you, you’re not alone — we help dogs with this condition all of the time. In fact, we treat dogs with orthopedic conditions like this, every day.

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When it comes to this condition, the most common questions that we hear from pet parents are:

“What can I do to help my dog?” and

“We don’t want our dog to suffer, how can we help maintain our dog’s quality of life?”

Most people aren’t offered or told about the best options to help their dog with hip dysplasia. They are left to figure it out on their own, scouring the internet for some miracle drug or treatment to help their pet. You want to do everything possible to help your pet, but you are unsure of where to turn and what to do.

Does that sound like you?

Often, we see dogs that pet parents, unfortunately, wait too long to decide on a route of treatment. This is by no fault of their own. They want to do everything they can, but there is so much out there and often we hear that when their dog was diagnosed, they were not informed of the best solutions to help their pet. When this happens, it is very difficult to help the dog because they become very painful and lose strength because of this genetic problem.

Did this happen to you?

Are you confused and frustrated by the lack of options offered to you to help your pup? There is so much information out there, however, not all of it is the correct information and some of it can at best, waste your time and money and at worst, hurt your dog. If you are following advice not customized for your dog, it is very easy to do the opposite of what your dog really needs.

If your dog is suffering with hip dysplasia, here are 4 things that you can start TODAY to help your best friend:

First off, the absolute best thing that you can do for your dog is making the decision about getting help. Many pet parents put this off for too long, confused and unsure about what to do, but then 6 months down the line their dog is progressing at a rapid rate and really struggling to even get up from the floor.
Get your pup started on the RIGHT exercises to keep up their strength. One of the best things that you can do for your pup is to be consistent with the right exercise program so that they can maintain their muscle strength and joint range of motion, which increases their life expectancy AND quality of life. Just like in people, motion is lotion and doing the RIGHT exercises will help decrease your dog’s pain and keep them active and mobile.
Avoid feeling bad for your dog and letting them lie around the house. This is the WORST thing that you can do for your pet. The less activity your dog gets, the quicker this condition will progress.
Get real help, in the form of rehabilitation and acupuncture. Rehab and acupuncture are proven to help dogs with hip dysplasia live longer, more comfortable and happier lives. These services will help get you and your pup on the exact path that your dog needs to help slow the progression of this devastating disease.

If you would like to know how In Pawsuit can help your dog with hip dyplasia, but aren’t ready yet to commit to an appointment, please click the link below to apply for a free, no obligation, Discovery Visit. This free phone call is designed for pet parents who want to do the very best for their dog, but are unsure and skeptical about how rehab and acupuncture can help their pet.

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So, most pet parents we talk with want to know…

How can choosing to see a rehab therapist or acupuncturist at In Pawsuit help my dog with hip dysplasia?

You will find out exactly how to help your pet get around your home easier
You will get peace of mind, knowing where to turn and ask questions on how to best help your pet
You will get the relief you are looking for, knowing you are not in this alone.
You will have the confidence that you are doing everything you can for your pet
You will have a better understanding of what to expect and look out for.
We dedicate ample time with you and your pet, enabling you the opportunity to ask as many questions as you want
We will help your dog maintain his or her strength so that he or she can get around your home independently for as long as possible
We will show you the exact exercises to do at home with your dog
This is unfortunately a painful condition. We will get your pup feeling better, often within just a few visits AND show you how to help your dog at home.
You will get to ask questions to BOTH a rehab specialist and a veterinarian trained in acupuncture to make sure your pup is getting the “gold standard” of care.
You will learn the best food and supplements that we have found to help dogs with hip dysplasia.
We will come to your home so you don’t have to worry about getting your pup in and out of the car, stressful car rides, or getting into a clinic.

Basically, we help your dog stay as mobile as possible for as long as possible AND give you the peace of mind, knowing you are doing absolutely everything to help your pet.

If you want to know what it costs, and what availability we have to see your pet, then just click the button below to fill out the short form. We can’t wait to hear from you and your pet!

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All information on this website is intended for instruction and informational purposes only. The authors are not responsible for any harm or injury that may result. Significant injury risk is possible if you do not follow due diligence and seek suitable professional advice about your pet’s injury. No guarantees of specific results are expressly made or implied on this website.

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