Like humans, pets can experience joint and bone problems like arthritis, hip dysplasia, and fractures. These problems can cause your pet pain, discomfort, and mobility issues. However, these problems can be detected and treated early with our veterinarian specializing in pet orthopedics, providing your pet with the best chance for a full recovery.

In addition to treating existing joint and bone problems, pet orthopedics can also help prevent these problems. Veterinarians specializing in pet orthopedics can advise keeping your pet’s joints and bones healthy, such as maintaining a healthy weight, providing regular exercise, and feeding a nutritious diet.

If your pet has experienced a joint or bone injury, rehabilitation is often necessary to help them recover. Pet orthopedics can provide rehabilitation services, such as physical therapy and exercise programs, to help your pet regain mobility and strength. These services can be crucial in helping your pet recover from an injury and return to everyday, active life.

In some cases, surgical treatment may be necessary to correct a joint or bone problem. Pet orthopedics can provide surgical treatment options, such as joint replacement, fracture repair, and corrective surgery for conditions like hip dysplasia. These surgeries can be life-changing for pets, providing a pain-free life and improved mobility. While pet surgery might seem scary, it is often a great way to ensure your pet is more mobile and feels better.