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Yes, dogs know what’s best for them, if you watch them and note what they may be trying to tell you. In this x-ray, you may be able to spot the signs of hip dysplasia, a common problem in some breeds. Watch for signs of pain when your dog walks or tries to run.

Is he limping? Unwilling to walk? Does he give you “that look?” Don’t force him to walk if he’s trying to tell you he doesn’t want to. There is a reason for it. A trip to your veterinarian may be in order.

Visit the Winston’s Joint Formula page to learn about natural, nutritional treatment options. Dog Joint Health

Bilateral hip dysplasia in a Labrador Retrieve...
Bilateral hip dysplasia in a Labrador Retriever puppy. The left hip (positioned on the right side in the X-ray) is worse than the right hip, with only slight coverage of the head of the femur by the acetabulum. Photo of a x-ray taken by Joel Mills on May 26, 2006. Deutsch: Hüftdysplasie beim Hund (Labrador Retriever); Foto vom Röntgenbild. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

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