A black dog jumping up and catching a ball - activities that increase the risk of canine cruciate disease. This blog gives you information about what it is, why cruciate disease occurs, treatment options and outcomes.

Regular dental examination for our dogs can catch problems before they escalate and create larger health concerns. Early detection is paramount for a long healthy canine life!

Exercise is an important element in your dog’s day to day management. It’s vital for their mental stimulation, physical therapy, weight management and owner/patient bond. However, exercise may have to look a little different when your dog has osteoarthritis. We have to remember that our dogs don’t have the forethought that hours of boisterous play, ball chasing, working, or running off lead is likely to cause them pain later.