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dislocated shoulder
What if you waited a couple of days before you brought your dog to the vet. is his leg going to be ok? i heard the the vet can not do anything for him just give him pain killers and that my dog is going to have authritise. it that true?
Thank you!
Thank you!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Arthritis develops much more quickly in dogs than it does in humans. It can develop in as little as 2-3 months after unrepaired injuries. So I would not wait! It can be repaired but may require surgery.
why would u let ur dog suffer like that and not take him to the vet?please don't say the money....i rankle when ppl say that.....having a pet is a responsibility...they do get sick and need care!please please get ur dog medical attention!
A dislocated shoulder is very painful to an animal, just as it is to a human. It is NOT true that a vet can't do anything for a dislocation.
Your dog needs to go as soon as possible. #1-He's in agony, and #2--the longer you wait, the harder it becomes to fix, and the less likely it will be to stay in place.
Your dog needs to go as soon as possible. #1-He's in agony, and #2--the longer you wait, the harder it becomes to fix, and the less likely it will be to stay in place.
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