by Nzymes Legacy | Oct 5, 2016 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
Mewuk gets Natural Support for Aging and Hip Pain Trouble "What's the matter with your dog?" asked the little girl waiting for the school bus. "Is he tired?" Our Siberian husky, Mewuk, was dragging along, with no zip at all. We figured she was just an old dog,...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Jan 28, 2016 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
LILY: Hip Problems & Compromised Mobility December 3, 2012 This last February, Lily, my seven-year-old Lab/mix began showing signs of what I expected to be hip dysplasia. It came on very suddenly. She began walking slowly with her head down and not wanting to go...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Oct 30, 2015 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
Issue: Disabling Discomfort Associated with Hip Dysplasia My family and I got Abby, our Golden Retriever, as a puppy straight from her parents. At 8 months old, she started limping. At first, I thought she had hurt her leg. After a few days, the limping got worse so...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Oct 26, 2015 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
A Brief Overview of Hip Dysplasia in Dogs Affecting a fair percentage of dogs, hip dysplasia (sometimes referred to as 'loose hips') is a developmental malformation or subluxation of the hip joints, eventually resulting in Arthritic issues. Quite often, such dysplasia...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Mar 31, 2015 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
Hip Dysplasia and Herding-Breed Dogs Are you surprised to see your Aussie, Border Collie or similar breed starting to struggle with his hips? You’re not alone. While the Australian Shepherd is generally a very healthy breed of dog, hip dysplasia is, unfortunately, a...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Mar 12, 2015 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
Nzymes Reviews: Pair of Beagle Dogs Overcoming Hip Pain NOTE: Every day, NZYMES® receives many ultra-short stories of success that are a bit too short to create a complete success-story page. So, provided below are a PAIR of such items - both about Beagles where...
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by Mike Stansbury | Mar 11, 2015 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
Hip Dysplasia in Dogs - What it Is & What it Looks Like Dog Hip Dysplasia is a condition which causes a malformed joint connection between the head of the femur (leg bone) and the pelvis of a dog. This results in irregular hip movement, which can be painful and...
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by Nzymes Legacy | Oct 6, 2014 | Hip Dysplasia | 0 Comments
German Shepherd Hip Dysplasia - a Happy Ending At the end of August, we noticed that our 7-year-old German Shepherd would cry out whenever she got up. All of a sudden her behavior changed. She did not walk up the stairs, she would not jump in the car, was she not as...
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