Joints & Bones

Arthritis, cruciate ligament, discs and more – everything for a mobile, pain-free dog.

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CDDY in dogs: what chondrodystrophy means for the back and discs

Short legs, a long back and a higher risk for the discs: CDDY is often behind it. Here you’ll learn what the abbreviation means, which breeds carry it, what a genetic test tells you and how to protect your dog in everyday life.
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Radius curvus syndrome in dogs: causes, signs and treatment

Does your young dog’s foreleg look crooked, with the paw pointing outwards? Radius curvus syndrome may be behind it. Here you’ll learn how it develops, how to recognise it and why timing makes such a difference.
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Wedge vertebrae in dogs: what they are and what they mean

Wedge vertebrae are congenital, wedge-shaped vertebrae. Many dogs never notice them, but in some they press on the spinal cord. Find out how to recognise this and what helps.
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Cauda equina syndrome in dogs: symptoms, diagnosis, outlook

In cauda equina syndrome, nerve roots at the junction of the lumbar spine and the sacrum are compressed. Find out how to recognise it, how it is diagnosed and what comes next.
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Cruciate ligament rupture in dogs: a comprehensive overview

A cruciate ligament rupture is among the most common injuries in our dogs and often requires intensive treatment as well as long-term, caring nursing. This injury affects the knee joint and can significantly impair your four-legged friend's quality of life.
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Myelopathy in dogs – a comprehensive guide

Myelopathy in dogs is a serious disease of the spinal cord that can lead to a variety of motor and sensory problems. It affects the nerve pathways of the spinal cord, which are responsible for transmitting signals between the brain and the body.
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The role of collagen in a dog's joints

For healthy joints and natural mobility in dogs. Collagen is an essential component of joint cartilage and provides the elasticity needed for every movement.
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Slipped disc in dogs: causes & treatment

A slipped disc in a dog is an extremely serious condition that can lead to severe pain and paralysis. In a slipped disc, an intervertebral disc bulges out between the vertebrae and irritates or injures the sensitive nerves.
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Timeless classics

Treating Joint Pain in Dogs Correctly

Recognise joint problems in dogs early and promote their joy of movement. Many dog owners suddenly notice, usually without warning, visible abnormalities in their animals' gait or posture. These are often early signs of joint wear that can lead to lasting restrictions...
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Dogs suffer from arthritis too - info & tips!

Healthy joints for more joy in movement and a high quality of life. Just like us humans, dogs can develop challenges with their joints at a very young age, which can considerably limit the animals' quality of life...
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Dog joint problems from overbreeding

Fashion dogs and the consequences of overbreeding for canine health. More and more so-called fashion dogs show serious signs of years of overbreeding. In general, these developments have an extremely negative effect on the animals' health...
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Two forms of arthritis in dogs

Supporting joint function in dogs for greater agility and quality of life. Strain on joint function is a challenge for a dog's joints that can be traced back to two fundamental causes...
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CDDY in dogs: what chondrodystrophy means for the back and discs

Short legs, a long back and a higher risk for the discs: CDDY is often behind it. Here you’ll learn what the abbreviation means, which breeds carry it, what a genetic test tells you and how to protect your dog in everyday life.
Read more
Radius curvus syndrome in dogs: causes, signs and treatment

Does your young dog’s foreleg look crooked, with the paw pointing outwards? Radius curvus syndrome may be behind it. Here you’ll learn how it develops, how to recognise it and why timing makes such a difference.
Read more
Wedge vertebrae in dogs: what they are and what they mean

Wedge vertebrae are congenital, wedge-shaped vertebrae. Many dogs never notice them, but in some they press on the spinal cord. Find out how to recognise this and what helps.
Read more
Cauda equina syndrome in dogs: symptoms, diagnosis, outlook

In cauda equina syndrome, nerve roots at the junction of the lumbar spine and the sacrum are compressed. Find out how to recognise it, how it is diagnosed and what comes next.
Read more
Cruciate ligament rupture in dogs: a comprehensive overview

A cruciate ligament rupture is among the most common injuries in our dogs and often requires intensive treatment as well as long-term, caring nursing. This injury affects the knee joint and can significantly impair your four-legged friend's quality of life.
Read more
Myelopathy in dogs – a comprehensive guide

Myelopathy in dogs is a serious disease of the spinal cord that can lead to a variety of motor and sensory problems. It affects the nerve pathways of the spinal cord, which are responsible for transmitting signals between the brain and the body.
Read more
The role of collagen in a dog's joints

For healthy joints and natural mobility in dogs. Collagen is an essential component of joint cartilage and provides the elasticity needed for every movement.
Read more
Slipped disc in dogs: causes & treatment

A slipped disc in a dog is an extremely serious condition that can lead to severe pain and paralysis. In a slipped disc, an intervertebral disc bulges out between the vertebrae and irritates or injures the sensitive nerves.
Read more
Preventing & Treating Arthrosis in Dogs

When our four-legged friend is plagued by arthrosis, there are good therapies and food supplements that can relieve the joint condition. It is therefore advisable to take precautions from a young age.
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When Our Four-Legged Friend Has Arthrosis!

Just like us humans, our dogs' joints often twinge in old age. Diagnoses such as arthrosis (joint wear) increase as the four-legged friends get older. Yet the process often begins gradually and unnoticed...
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Muscle tension in dogs – tips!

The same applies to our dogs: excess weight, allergies and back and joint conditions have a massive effect on quality of life. Well-being suffers. What most people do not consider at all: dogs can also suffer from everyday stress, just like us humans. Dogs are extremely sensitive and pick up on their owners' moods...
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Skeletal developmental disorders in dogs

In many dogs, challenges in the development of the skeleton unfortunately arise during growth. These are a problem above all when the affected feature involves bones that, for their optimal function and shape, depend on balanced longitudinal growth...
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