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Collaborating with your vet when your dog is suffering with arthritis pain is of the utmost importance. There are lots of things to consider which are focused on pain management, diet and appropriate exercise.
Watch the real-life stories below of how other dog parents have made important changes to support their dogs.
Scott is a retired police officer whose loyal companion, Pacer, spent his own career as a working police dog. Transitioning from active service to home life, when at the same time being diagnosed with arthritis, was quite an adjustment for Pacer. However, Scott’s collaboration with their vet has made a world of difference for Pacer.
When Tamara adopted Raffie from Bahrain, she quickly noticed he was limping. A visit to the vet revealed that Raffie has osteoarthritis. With helpful guidance and ongoing support from their vet, Tamara has implemented small changes to make Raffie’s life more comfortable. Raffie continues to enjoy his life to the fullest.
Just as Tamara and Scott have learned, it’s really important to work with your vet on a multi-pronged treatment plan if your dog has an arthritis diagnosis.
This is a holistic approach, where pain management, controlled exercise, weight optimisation and an appropriate diet, are combined to maintain the best quality of life for your dog.
Discover how to spot warning signs, learn why arthritis develops, and explore trusted treatments. With our vet-approved four-step guide, you’ll feel confident taking action to give your dog a happier, more comfortable life.
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