Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy in dogs and cats

Clinical symptoms of hypertrophic osteoarthropathy in dogs and cats

This disease is common in old dogs, but rare in cats. Clinically, it is characterized by symmetric stiffness, swelling and claudication at the distal end. Early local swelling, warming, pain and pressure, arteries. Later, it became chronic, and the pain was not obvious, but the walking was stiff and showed a stilt gait. Some cases are accompanied by cough and mild dyspnea for a long time. Generally, there are no systemic symptoms.

Dr. Claw Claw suggested

1, Voronoi, relieving intractable cough symptoms caused by diseases such as bronchitis and pneumonia in dogs and cats. Oral administration: 1 day 1 time, for 3~5 days.

2, Vipuda amoxicillin powder, systemic antibacterial and anti-inflammatory to avoid secondary infection, once a day for 3-5 days.

3. Fenmeroloxicam Tablets (Pointe), with a dosage of 0. 1 mg/kg body weight, once a day 1 time, can relieve inflammation and pain, and relieve joint swelling, pain and claudication in dogs and cats.

4. Go to the pet hospital or veterinary station in time to treat primary lung disease. Pay attention to the dog's nutrition and mood during the treatment to avoid other stress reactions.

Treatment of hypertrophic osteoarthropathy in dogs and cats

Treatment is based on the principle of eliminating primary disease, symptomatic treatment and preventing secondary infection.