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Orthopedic Center for Pets
Diagnose and treat bone and joint problems such as hip dysplasia in dogs and cats, and fractures in dogs and cats using cutting-edge technology to restore natural movement to your pet.
Knowing the warning signs and providing proper care can help reduce the risk and relieve pain for your pet.
Caring for your dog or cat's healthy bones and joints starts with feeding them a high-quality diet that contains essential nutrients such as calcium and phosphorus in the right amounts.
It's also important to control your pet's weight, as excess weight can put extra pressure on joints and bones, potentially leading to degeneration or injury.
Proper exercise for your pet's age and breed is another factor that helps strengthen muscles and bones. However, Overexertion or activities that may cause injury should be avoided, especially in older pets or those with existing orthopedic problems.
Services and technology
- Diagnosis of bone and joint diseases using digital X-ray and ultrasound technology
- A computerized tomography (CT) scan is used to obtain more detailed images.
- Plate and screw surgery and pin surgery
- Rehabilitation after treatment with physical therapy programs and walking aids
Common bone and joint diseases in dogs and cats
- Hip dysplasia in dogs and cats: caused by degeneration of joints and bones, causing pain and difficulty moving.
- Bone fractures in dogs and cats: caused by accidents or injuries, causing broken bones or dislocated joints.
- Degenerative disc disease in dogs and cats: Caused by degeneration of the spine, causing pain and difficulty moving.
Appropriate Treatment
- Surgery to correct bone and joint problems in dogs and cats.
- Post-treatment rehabilitation with physical therapy programs for dogs and cats.
- Medication or other treatments to reduce pain and inflammation in dogs and cats.
Pet rehabilitation and mobility therapy aim to alleviate pain, build muscle strength, and help pets return to a lifestyle as close to normal as possible. These therapies are often used in conjunction with veterinary treatments for conditions such as post-surgical recovery, osteoarthritis, or neurological disorders.
Therapeutic laser technology aids recovery and pain relief by utilizing low-intensity laser energy. It stimulates cellular repair, reduces inflammation, and gently alleviates pain—all without surgery or discomfort during the procedure.
A form of physical therapy that effectively rehabilitates dogs and cats by utilizing the buoyancy of water to reduce impact on joints and bones, allowing pets to exercise safely and more comfortably.
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