Panosteitis<\/b> in dogs is an inflammatory problem<\/b> affecting the long bones of the limbs.<\/p>\n
The subjects LARGE AND GIANT BREEDS<\/strong> are mostly affected during the growth phase, between 5<\/strong> and 18 months<\/strong>, but sometimes it also occurs in adult dogs up to 5 years of age.<\/p>\n The symptoms of panosteitis are manifested by lameness, more or less severe, sometimes sudden which “move” from one limb to the other: one day the dog can limp for example on the right side, two days later on the left, then again on the right and so on.<\/p>\n Among the causes that cause this disease we must remember some predisposing factors<\/strong> such as:<\/p>\n A veterinary surgeon will normally prescribe non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for a dog with panosteitis. Use of these medicines may require a prolonged period of use and that they are used often in puppies or older puppies, the use of products that contain natural anti-inflammatory components<\/b> can be a valid alternative.<\/p>\n DOGOmini<\/a> & DOGOmaxy<\/a> are useful in all breeds predisposed to develop osteoarticular dysfunctions that cause inflammation and pain in the joints in general.<\/p>\n\n