|Articles|April 21, 2010

Today's Daily Dose: Juvenile canine hip dysplasia

Discover an important part of puppy exams.

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“Because hip laxity is the No. 1 risk factor for developing osteoarthritis in the hip joint, it is ideal for all puppies to be evaluated during routine examination.”

-William B. Henry Jr., DVM, DACVS

From Diagnosis and treatment of juvenile canine hip dysplasia

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