Cannabidiol is considered safe for dogs when given 0.2 to 2 mg/kg orally twice, according to Health Canada
|
Osteoarthritis can be difficult to measure pain in cats, but there are tools that can help
|
Elanco’s newly published resource offers a summary of treatment recommendations based on OA stages one to four
|
A trial and error approach is sometimes needed to find the right combination of methods to control the pain of OA
|
We have come a long way from reaching for NSAIDS as our first and often only line of treatment for OA
|
The biotechnology could help slow the progression of osteoarthritis, CSU researchers say
|
As the science continues to advance and new treatment choices for OA are developed, there is no doubt our canine patients will reap the benefits
|
Heightened levels of lubricin might be warning sign of joint disease
|
Slowdown in activity, decreased eating, and changes in routine are some signs of pain
|
When it comes to joint inflammation, the most astute observations begin at home
|
Veterinarians should advise clients of how to spot early signs of OA
|
|
|
