In this episode we discuss CANINE HIP DYSPLASIA: <ul> <li>What it is</li> <li>Why it develops</li> <li>Which dogs are more likely to get it</li> <li>What the potential consequences are</li> <li>What signs an affected dog may show</li> <li>How it is diagnosed</li> <li>How it is managed</li> </ul> There is an accompanying blog post <a href= "http://theralphphysio.vet/2017/11/17/hip-dysplasia-dogs/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>. Please do get in touch. Email <a href= "mailto:vetphysiolife@theralph.vet">vetphysiolife@theralph.vet</a> or use the <a href="http://theralphphysio.vet/contact/">contact form</a> on the website.

In this episode we discuss CANINE HIP DYSPLASIA: What it is Why it develops Which dogs are more likely to get it What the potential consequences are What signs an affected dog may show How it is diagnosed How it is managed There is an accompanying blog post here. Please do get in touch. Email vetphysiolife@theralph.vet or use the contact form on the website.

In this episode we discuss CANINE HIP DYSPLASIA: <ul> <li>What it is</li> <li>Why it develops</li> <li>Which dogs are more likely to get it</li> <li>What the potential consequences are</li> <li>What signs an affected dog may show</li> <li>How it is diagnosed</li> <li>How it is managed</li> </ul> There is an accompanying blog post <a href="http://theralphphysio.vet/2017/11/17/hip-dysplasia-dogs/" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>. Please do get in touch. Email <a href="mailto:vetphysiolife@theralph.vet" rel="noopener noreferrer">vetphysiolife@theralph.vet</a> or use the <a href="http://theralphphysio.vet/contact/" rel="noopener noreferrer">contact form</a> on the website.

VetPhysioLife Episode 26

Conversations between Kim Sheader (Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in Veterinary Physiotherapy) and Shailen Jasani (Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Specialist). VetPhysioLife charts Kim's daily activities. We find out about the cases she sees and the treatments she provides. Includes a lot of useful information and tips for both pet (dog, cat) carers and veterinary colleagues. Brought to you by The Ralph Mobile Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Service. Please get in touch: email vetphysiolife@theralph.vet or via www.theralph.vet.

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VetPhysioLife Episode 26

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