How to treat hip dysplasia in dogs?

An article introducing hip dysplasia issues in dogs, otherwise known as 'canine hip dysplasia'. Other articles provide deeper info & photos/illustrations. read more

Since canine hip dysplasia is a form of degenerative arthritis, joint supplements, which help dogs with arthritis, can also help your dog with hip dysplasia. Other options include homeopathic remedies, Omega 3 fatty acids, antioxidants, NSAIDs, and as a last resort, pain medications (steroids). read more

Well, if you really desire an answer to that question, and you think your dog has bad hip problems, we urge you to review this NEW and profound 2-minute VIDEO of maybe the worst hip-dysplasia case we've ever come accross; where even hip surgery was a costly failure. read more

Hip dysplasia commonly affects larger breeds of dogs, including bulldogs, mastiffs, American Staffordshire terriers, St. Bernards, retrievers, and Rottweilers. However, dogs of all breeds and all sizes are susceptible to this inherited condition, including some small breeds, such as pugs, and French bulldogs. read more