Options For Hip Dysplasia Outside The Natural Methods
Treatment options for dogs with hip dysplasia range from invasive surgery to conservative management. Invasive treatments, such as surgery, will require diligent monitoring and could involve a long recovery time. However, conservative management takes time as well, so dedication will be essential, regardless of your decision. Your veterinarian should be a rich source of information while you are evaluating options. Ask a lot of questions, and ask them again if you need to. After all, you are your dog's best advocate and this is a big decision! Surgical Options Triple Pelvic Osteotomy (TPO): Performed in dogs under 1 year old with documented hip socket depth but no active symptoms. This is an extensive surgery, but has been very effective,...