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This operation varies in cost depending on the exact issue. I was quoted $7-10,000 for my Golden.
It is also the very last treatment in the line of managing hip dysplasia! We didn't proceed with this treatment as results are not guaranteed. We now have him on a strict diet, to keep his weight down, and have him on a natural canine health supplement to aid the dysplasia. He is doing very well with this option, so we are very happy.
All the best.
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∙ 11y agoThe prices differ depending on your vets price, or the price of the equipment for the new hip. Ask around or ask your animal doctor how much it would be. Or if you have a money situation ask your Animal Doctor if there are any other cheaper options.
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∙ 12y ago6-7 months old. but that's only if the medication doesnt work. and at that age its still hard to diagnose.
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My 10 month old dog has hip dysplasia can she have pups?
you should ask your vet thatAnother answerNo, hip dysplasia is an inherited disorder. Please have your dog spayed or neutered. You can read more about HD on the website of the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA)
What is hip dysplasia cocker spaniel?
Its a problem with their hips, sometimes they are born with it and sometimes they get it when they grow old.
You just found out your two thousand dollar pure breed poodle has hip dysplasia and she is only one year should you sue?
Sue whom? Hip Dysplasia is especially common in large dogs, even more so for pedigrees. Moreover, genetic hip dysplasia tends to show symptoms when the dog is around 18 months old. If symptoms are showing earlier, then I am sorry to say, the environment it is kept in may be to blame. If the dog was over-exerted while the joints were maturing (such as under 1 year in age) then this could be the cause.
How expensive is it if your dog has her hip dislocated?
This will depend upon where you have the surgery done at, the size and health status of the dog, and the reason for the hip replacement. The low estimate, including the implant, would be US$3500, although the cost could be significantly higher depending upon your dog's medical status.
Why does my 2 year old lab-newfoundland mixed she started limping on her back left leg then 2 days latter she's limping on her front leg also?
You might want to check with your vet I thing your dog is suffering from hip dysplasia it is common in large dogs and labs and newfoundlands also the dogs have some of the same kinds of problems because labs are supposed like newfys. Link to hip dysplasia http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+1569&aid=444
How old is to old for a dog to have surgery?
More than 8 human years
If my 7 year old Golden Retriever started to crawl and has difficulty getting up does he have hip displasia?
No likely. Hip dysplasia shows up much younger. He likely has arthritis ... but PLEASE bring him to a vet to have him checked and they can prescribe something to relieve his pain.
What is meant by hip revision surgery?
Hip revision surgery, which is also known as revision total hip arthroplasty , is a procedure in which the surgeon removes a previously implanted artificial hip joint, or prosthesis, and replaces it with a new prosthesis.
At what age does a lab give birth?
Well it depends. When ever you mate them then she'll have birth but not until then. It only takes a few months or so I believe.
How old does your dog need be to breed it?
At least two years old and not until it has received a certification either in competition or by performing a recognized job applicable to it's breed, health clearances showing it to be free of hereditary issues such as hip and elbow dysplasia, inherited eye diseases like cataracts and progressive retinal atrophy, inherited cardiac issues, and thyroid-auto immune problems.
How old can chocolate labs live?
Being a large dog, labs have a limited lifespan. This is true for most labs. They live about 12 years, but not much longer than 14. The smaller the dog you get, usually the longer the lifespan. A lot of labs do not live as long as they can because they get hip dysplasia. It is a condition in their bones that makes them unable to or have trouble walking, sitting, going potty. So most people have to put them down.
What is the Post operative complication of hip fracture in old patient?
Wound infections, mal-union of the bone, blood tumors, implant complications, dislocations, are the common post-op complications in hip surgery.
