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     • The most common cause of lameness in active dogs is cranial (or anterior) cruciate ligament rupture (CCL/ACL rupture). The cruciate ligament is responsible for allowing the knee joint to 'hinge' without being unstable. It prevents the shin bone from sliding forward when weight is put on the leg.
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   What causes lameness in dogs?

   • Fractures and dislocations of the joint are common and almost always require surgical repair. The most common cause of lameness in active dogs is cranial (or anterior) cruciate ligament rupture (CCL/ACL rupture). The cruciate ligament is responsible for allowing the knee joint to 'hinge' without being unstable.

   Causes and Treatments of Hindlimb Lameness in Dogs

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   What causes a dog to limp a lot?

   • Limping can happen gradually or suddenly. Gradual limping affects your pup over time, while sudden limping occurs after an injury or trauma. Chronic or degenerative disorders will result in gradual lameness, and injuries or trauma could lead to sudden lameness in dogs.

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   Why is my dog lame?

   • Your pet can also experience lameness due to bone disorders. Bone conditions that could change how your dog walks include hypertrophic osteodystrophy and panosteitis. Younger canines can be diagnosed with any of those conditions. Apart from typical bone diseases, several forms of cancer can occur in your dog’s bones.

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   Why does my dog limp on a back leg?

   • The most common reason for a dog to limp on a back leg is the presence of joint pain. When examining your dog, be sure to flex and extend the ankle (or hock), knee (stifle), and hip joints. You may be able to palpate fluid swelling on the hock and stifle joints if they are injured.

   Causes and Treatments of Hindlimb Lameness in Dogs

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   Mar 22, 2023 · The most common cause of lameness in active dogs is cranial (or anterior) cruciate ligament rupture (CCL/ACL rupture). The cruciate ligament is responsible for allowing the knee joint to 'hinge' without being unstable. It prevents the shin bone from sliding forward when weight is put on the leg.

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   If a forelimb is lame, the animal generally raises its head when putting weight on that limb. The stride is also shortened on the affected side. If a hindlimb is lame, the animal generally drops its head when putting weight on that limb.

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Lameness in dogs is often the sign of a painful condition, such as a pulled muscle, broken bone or sprained ligament. Some limps require emergency veterinary attention as the injuries causing the limp may be the result of a serious accident or trauma. Read our advice article to find out more.

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   Feb 17, 2023 · Lameness can be caused by an injury or underlying condition that prevents your dog from using one or more of their limbs. Check your dog's paws for injuries or debris and give them a chance to rest. In most cases, keeping the dog off of the limb and limiting movement can help them heal within a few days.

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   What is lameness? Lameness (or limping) is an inability to properly use one or more limbs due to pain and/or weakness. The most common causes of acute or sudden lameness in dogs are broken nails, soft tissue injury (strain or sprain), injury to a joint, bone fracture, or dislocation.

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   Apr 29, 2021 · Your dog could limp when you least expect it. Determining the cause of your pet’s limp is challenging, making the situation scary and alarming. That’s why we’ve put this guide together to help you understand canine lameness and how to treat it.

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    Causes. When to contact your vet. Overview. Limping or stiffness usually indicates that something is wrong with your dog’s legs or back. Limping and stiffness can be caused by several different conditions, the most common being minor injuries and arthritis.