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Clear information about some of the most common conditions we treat in dogs and cats, helping you understand the diagnosis and know when specialized care is needed.
In this section we have gathered clear information about some of the most common conditions we treat in dogs and cats. The goal is not to replace a medical evaluation, but to help you better understand the problem, recognize warning signs, and know when a case requires specialized care.
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Cranial cruciate ligament rupture is the most common orthopedic injury in dogs. TPLO is the gold standard.
Progressive malformation of the coxofemoral joint causing pain and limited movement.
Diagnosis and surgical repair of all types of fractures with plates, pins, and external fixators.
Displacement of the patella from its normal groove. Common in small and medium breeds.
Spinal cord compression from a herniated disc. Can cause paralysis if not treated promptly.
Hyperadrenocorticism — excess cortisol affecting multiple organ systems.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), enteropathies, and chronic liver diseases in dogs and cats.
Diagnosis and management of idiopathic and symptomatic seizures in dogs and cats.
Tracheal collapse may seem like a persistent cough, but in some dogs it can compromise breathing and require a more thorough evaluation.
Knee replacement is an option for complex orthopedic cases in which joint damage significantly affects the patient's mobility and quality of life.