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Lameness

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Animals are very good at hiding injuries and illness, so if your pet starts to limp, you can be sure they are in pain, and it’s time to take to your vet. Lameness can be caused by many underlying issues, so a full examination will be required to diagnose the problem.

Some of the common causes of lameness are:

  • Muscle soreness
  • Arthritis
  • Back or spinal soreness
  • Knee ligament issues

A limping pet is a pet in discomfort. If you notice your pet limping, please call to arrange a consultation.

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Lumps

Lumps and bumps can be quite common in pets, particularly dogs, as they get older. There can be many reasons that…

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