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What are some signs that dogs may have arthritis?

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Mу dogs һаѕ bееח חοt very active аƖƖ day. Hes a 13 year ancient German Shepherd. Hе һаѕ bееח licking һіѕ paw nearly аƖƖ day. Hе һаѕ аƖѕο bееח walking kind οf awkward. Please tеƖƖ mе ѕοmе signs οf arthritis іח dogs.

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8 Responses to “What are some signs that dogs may have arthritis?”

  • island3girl:

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    he may have it. have him checked out. he may also show signs of difficulty walking too

  • KimbeeJ:

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    Common signs are difficulty standing up and laying back down, can’t jump on furniture anymore, hard to go upstairs, crossing legs in the back, wobbly or shaky when standing, not wanting to run and play as much. Very common in older dogs, especially huge dogs. There are excellent arthritis medicines made for dogs…as well as joint supplements. See your vet as soon as possible to help make your dog comfortable in his ancient age. :)

  • nthny_dms:

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    don’t sound like artritis to me he’s licking his paw because he hurt his paw. maybe sounds more sprung to me.

  • [email protected]:

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    He may avoid the stairs…um..limp on whatever leg is achinng him. If he licks his paw, it may just be something in there..like a need..or pin..I check his paw, and maybe then apply pressure(don’t get bitten!) :D And see if he reacts..But uh..I would take him to the vet and s/he’ll let you knowi f it has arthriis.

  • arctic_scrap:

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    Our ancient german shephard died at 12 and in his last few years arthritis really bothered him. Signs of it including not being able to jump into your vehicle like it once did, not in succession very much, difficulty being paid up and down steps. A lot of it is the same things humans deal with. If he has been licking his paw a lot I would say he may have stepped on something that injured it, dogs tend to lick wounds.

  • DeeGee:

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    Usually they have a hard time being paid up or walking up and down stairs. Question a vet for a product called Rimadyl or Previcox

  • Patty-kins:

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    they have a hard time being paid up from a sitting position, and if it get’s worse then they’ll develope a slight limp in their walk

  • Mache:

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    Limping, tenderness when you touch the area. He could also have a thorn or cut or tiny piece of schooner. I would get it looked at. m