Muscle Strain Vs. Joint Injury in Dogs - How to Tell The Difference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2024
- Dogs are active animals and injuries are inevitable. However, it can be difficult to determine whether your dog has a muscle strain or a joint injury. In this video, we will explain the difference between the two and show you how to identify each one.
We will start by discussing the anatomy of muscles and joints in dogs and how they can become injured. We will then explain the symptoms of muscle strains and joint injuries, as well as demonstrate some tests you can perform to help diagnose your dog's condition. We will also discuss treatment options for each type of injury, including rest, physical therapy, and medication.
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My dog I think has a muscle strain I first though it was a ligament injury I will not lie I shed a tear I then realised how much I truly love him.. Thanks for this upload sir. 🇬🇧👍
He is a HANDSOME GSP!!! Our dog was fine and then at some point today, she hurt her front leg and CRIIIIIES OUT in a shrieking whale when she tried to come in the house, when she tried to get on the couch AND out of the blue when she accidentally moved her injured leg.
She’s never had ANY issue at all in the past. She’s 4 years old. Anatolian Pyrenees. 75 pounds. ❤
Hopefully she is feeling better!
Good information. Thank you.
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What an informative and great video! I truly appreciate you taking the time to upload. Very helpful, God Bless.
Thanks for watching!
My dog has shoulder muscle strain, I think! It comes and goes. Should he not be walked at all? He’s 11 months. That would be very hard 😢
Wish i would have found your channel a long time ago. Thank you.
My 5mon frenchie was playin with his bro running around he was layin down i call him over n he was limping on his left paw i made him lay down check his paw made sure his nail wasnt broken wen i pull lightly he pull back so i Massaged his shoulder is that good or bad to do
What’s the best remedy for a ligament injury? Soft cast ?
I rescued two dogs whom where thrown out of a moving vehicle, one of the dogs front leg continuously twitches. I have no idea what to do. I don't have the money for a vet visit. Any help would be greatly appreciated on what to do...
Does a ligament injury show up in an x-ray?
My dog started limping about 10 days ago, within 2-3 days he seemed fine but with exercise and a vet trip/jumping into and out of car, his limp is back. Vet barely checked his leg but said come back in 2 weeks and if it persists we will xray? I’m worried that’s a month since it first appeared.. I would hate any lasting damage to remain or to worsen treatment outcomes by delaying?
so my 11 lb min pin is nearing 17. up until last year he loved sprinting his entire life home from long walks, about a half block. the other thing he did most of his life is grab and shake his bed (while standing on it) to 'attack' the ups/fedex/mail deliverer. we thought it was funny but trained him out of doing it with a muzzle about 5+ years ago. well we think that strain over his life has caught up to him. first he got the limp on the front right leg. then it would heal, and come back a year later. then it got to where he can no longer sit up last year, he rolls backward and sits lazy when trying. i can feel the warm spot between his shoulders which i started icing for 20 mins yesterday when he was whiimpering trying to get comfortable. he got an xray from the vet which showed a little arthritis a few months ago in the shoulder and lower back. vet said she could feel he had pain in his tricep, but why can't he sit? i just think there is something else going on like the illiopsoas issue you mention in another video but not sure. i have him doing aqua therapy which is amazing, he bounces around after that but nothing i do has helped him sit properly again. it is absolutely heartbreaking watching him suffer now which is now daily. he's in perfect health otherwise. i'm thinking about an ultrasound but ran across your videos, subscribed and wondered if there was any suggestions you had? i can't find anything on dog not being able to sit anymore.
I’m praying my dog has muscle strain. She tore her acl a year ago. She didn’t have much pain at all vs now she is very reactive to any pressure put on her muscles
My dog got out the other day we don't know what happened but I took him to the vet yesterday and he has inflammation on his hind leg but along with that he keeps having a spasm on one of his front leg is that common with an injury or inflammation? The spasm makes him scream and he looks like he's in pain he had an xray yesterday and didn't have any broken bones
Ever figure this out my dog has the same issue but didn't get out
@@KC-ld4xr my vet said that it was from the trauma he suffered from the fight and he got better by a week I'd take your dog to the vet if it has been longer
my dog waa playinf with a ball and all of a sudden gave a painful yelp. He wont let me rouch his right front ankle/leg and walks around as if he has no neck..
Thanks, its been about 3 weeks now, after watching this, i'm confident its a joint or ligament thing, its just very hard to tell, she shows no signs of pain other than limping on her front leg, i know she slipped on the tiles as i heard the thud, and she was lying on her back waging her tail when it happenend, then got up limping, been limping ever since, but mainly when she walks, she can run fine??? But you can massage her leg, as hard as a human, and nothing, no reaction, it seems to have function and streangth, until she walks on it, if anything it seems a little stiff when you flex it back and forth, definatly need a trip to the vet.
@zoolander1721 my dog has the exact same symptoms, I’m taking her to the vet in a couple days and I’m hoping for the best. Was your vet able to diagnose your pup?
@@isisromero3172 hi yes! It was just a muscle strain, takes about 6 weeks to heal properly, just rest/anti inflamitary meds, and we did laser therapy, just 2 sessions to help heal quicker, hopefully its the same outcome for you!
i really need help if anyone can give there two cents. My dog had tplo surgery about 7 months ago. just two days ago he started walking funny and my worst fear set in the his knee gave out again. but he walks on it and hes not really having trouble getting up from a sitting position like when tore his acl. I was massaging his leg and he didnt show any signs of pain until i touched the area in between his thigh and crotch area. when i did that he cried got up and ran away.
Thanks for your message. Although we can't give specifc advice we thought this video on Post TPLO may help. th-cam.com/video/VqUKPtQHAkg/w-d-xo.html
How long do grade 2 Sprains and Strains take to heal? I have a senior dog and it's been 2 weeks and he's moving a lot better than he was the first few days but he's still lame sometimes on his back leg but he doesn't hold his leg up or anything and I don't hear any cracking whenever he walks so I don't think it's a ACL
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When my dog tore his ligament on his first leg because it wasn’t fully torn he seemed to look fine walking however if he was lied down for a long time and get up he would lift his leg or limp with his second leg when that went recently he fully tore it so he found it difficult to walk his leg was constantly of the ground
I've only had my dog Smeagle, a Beagle for 1 year and he is 10 years old. All of a sudden he's finding it difficult to put weight on his front left leg. Only LAST week we were walking and he was MOVING pretty good. I had a bit of a hard time keeping up with him. Keep in mind he's NEVER walked this fast with me and never shown signs of injury. He wanted to get home to eat and he was on a mission to get back and quick. Mind you, he is a bit overweight. Maybe 10 lbs.
Going thru same thing
Cant I give advil to my dog he is a kangal 115 lbs 1 years old
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My dog's left foreleg has some problem and he is limping. I took him to the vet and the vet agreed with me that it was the left foreleg that has some problem. And then, the vet gave the X ray to his right foreleg！ Yes, that's the nightmare I ever met.
Can I give my dog. Perc if his leg hurt?
I don’t know if this is a joke but No!
My 14 year old Australian bozo tried to jump off a 1 foot drop and took it like a 10 foot drop. He’s seems to be happy just a little sore. Thanks for the video! I was scared that he committed suicide
My dog has a limp in her right back leg for the past 7 days. Shes eating and doing everything as normal tho. Should i be worried...
I’m having a similar situation but about 5 days only, he has gotten better with less limping and more active when out on walks which I want him to slow down haha. Monitoring each day but doing at home treatments, cold pack, dog aspirin, bandage wrap on legs.
@@brownmambaKB824 Im happy to read that. My dog broke her ccl (knee). Shes scheduled to get surgery Thursday so hopefully it will be successful.
@@virexium6422 speedy and successful surgery! What other symptoms did you see other than the limping? Was your dog showing signs of pain in the legs? Was your dog active, walking/running during these days?
@@brownmambaKB824 No pain (or i assume because she didnt cry or anything) shes her usual self eat, drink and kinds active under circumstances but thank you for the well wishes. Appreciated. 😊
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