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Low-impact exercise is best; swimming or walking through shallow water is ideal.
about an injectable agent that may
also help preserve cartilage in the
joints.
• Acupuncture and Massage: Both
of these therapies may provide
additional non-drug pain control.
• Prescription Drugs: Drugs are
available that can reduce inflammation and suppress pain in dogs
with more advanced disease.
Side effects can be minimized by
monitoring your dog’s blood work
regularly.
For this reason, all the staff at
Village Animal Hospital have a
common bond: a daily goal to
give our clients and their pets
the most up-to-date and best
possible medical care
• Laser Therapy: Can be used as a
holistic option to help with pain
and inflammation associated with
arthritis.
Source: Client Education Handouts, VP Client
Information Sheets, Susan Wynn
More information for laser therapy
on the website: www.villageanimalhospital.net. Free new client exams available for second opinions or options.
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