Elbow Dysplasia is one of the most common conditions we treat at Fitzpatrick Referrals. Dogs of all ages and sizes can be affected, and this problem should be suspected in any dog with fore limb lameness that has not been caused by trauma. Find out more about this condition and how to spot it, as well as treatment options available: http://bit.ly/1UOpRrp | Fitzpatrick Referrals

Elbow Dysplasia - which one is the most painful elbow? Share your answers in the comments 👉👇 Elbow dysplasia happens when the three bones that make up a dog’s elbow, the humerus, radius, and ulna which don’t fit together smoothly as the dog grows. Instead of gliding cleanly, the joint becomes uneven. This poor alignment puts extra pressure on certain areas, causing small pieces of bone or cartilage to crack or break off in some cases. The condition causes swelling, pain, and reduced movement.