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7 HipDysplasia KHT
7 HipDysplasia KHT
Arthritis
Lameness in the hind quarters
Any dog that already has Hip Dysplasia in
one leg,is prone to have knee problems in
the other leg. (Anterior Cruciate Rupture)
What Hip Dysplasia Looks Like
Normal Hip Joint Hip Dysplasia Joint
Hip Dysplasia on the X-ray
Adult Dogs:
1.No exercise
2. Trouble getting up
3. Stairs
Signs of Hip Dysplasia in Cats
Kittens:
1. Reluctant to get up
2. Limping
Cats:
1. Sensitive Hips
2. Walk, Lay down
3. Unwillingness to “Romp”
Correcting the Problem
Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO) - removing head of
femur, false joint.
Triple Pelvic Ostectomy (TPO) - pelvis cut and rotated
for tighter fit.
Total Hip Replacement (THR) - replaces head of femur,
adult dogs under 40lb only.