Is Your Dog Struggling With Arthritis?
LET'S FIND OUT :
1) What causes arthritis in dogs, so you know how to help prevent it
2) Some easy steps you can take to help your dog at home
3) New safe and effective methods to help arthritis in dogs without using medication
The good new is that there are some amazing new approaches to arthritis in dogs. Scroll down to find out more.
Worried about your dog feeling stiff and sore?
Not sure if they can get that bounce back in their step?
What Are Some of the Signs that Your Dog Has Arthritis?
- Is your dog sighing heavily when lying down or finding it hard to get comfortable?
- Have you noticed them hesitating or struggling to use the stairs or jumping in or out of the car?
- Are they as bouncy as they used to be?
- Has their mood changed?
- Do they seem more irritable or less keen to play?
- Is you dog looking really stiff after lying down for a while?
- Has you dog starting licking their joints or leaving saliva stains on them?
- Have they started whining or whimpering?
If the answer is yes to any of the above, then consider taking them to the vet for a check up. Early diagnosis and treatment will help your dog stay as pain free as possible for as long as possible.
What Causes Arthritis In Dogs?
Age and Size/Weight
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Trauma / Accidents
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Congenital /Breed
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Top Tips To Health Your Dog Cope With Arthritis
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What Can be Done To Help?
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What Can Osteopathy Do for Arthritis In Dogs?
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James Sabala, Registered Doggie Osteopath
Having been raised in dog loving home from an early age and as a 2013 BSc (Hons) graduate from the College of Osteopaths, James knew that the principles of Osteopathy (which have benefitted countless people for over a century) could also be readily applied to animals to improve their health, wellbeing and performance. The application of osteopathic principles, techniques and treatment within animal practice are in his mind a natural extension and progression of the profession.
James completed the ESO Foundation course in Animal Osteopathy in 2014. This course served as a stepping stone, solidifying his beliefs and making it possible to start his journey into animal practice. James went on to work as an assistant lecturer in the 2015 Animal Osteopathy foundation course and has now subsequently completed a postgraduate diploma in Animal Osteopathy which allowed him to specialise in the osteopathic treatment of dogs and horses.
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IDD Osteopaths Established 2002
IDD Osteopaths
Abji Bapashree House
211 Kingsbury Road,
London
NW9 8AQ
We are located on the first floor of the office building, next door to the stunning Hindu Temple at the top of Kingsbury Road.
