When a dog is becoming less able to put weight on a limb, or is losing the normal mobility and function of a limb, he walks with a limp. Limping in dogs can be sudden, or it can be chronic. Occasional sudden lameness is most often caused by an...
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The Dog Elbow Joint The elbow joint is composed of the humerus, the radius, and the ulna. The anconeal process is a projection of bone at the top end of the ulna. Earlier in development, the anconeal process is actually a separate piece of bone...
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Degenerative myelopathy is a slow, progressive, degenerative spinal cord disorder that causes hindquarter weakness. As the disease progresses slowly, the affected dog becomes weaker and more uncoordinated. The exact cause of this disease is...
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