Does your dog have trouble climbing stairs? Need help in and out of cars?

Dogs can get arthritis in their joints just like people.

We’re excited to offer a new treatment providing long-term relief of canine elbow arthritis pain.

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This condition is referred to as canine osteoarthritis, or just OA. This condition is very common. In fact, roughly 25% of all adult dogs in the US have OA, or about 1 in 4.

If OA isn’t treated effectively, it can cause your dog extreme pain. Cartilage loss, malformation of the joint, previous trauma and/or surgery are causes for OA which results in inflammation in the joint and this inflammation causes constant pain. This pain can significantly affect your dog’s quality of life, resulting in:

• Difficulty going up and down stairs
• Struggling to get up after lying down
• Trouble walking on slick floors
• Problems hopping in and out of vehicles
• Difficulty jumping on and off furniture
• Behavioral changes (e.g., aggression, difficulty squatting to toilet)

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Animal Hospital of Dauphin County can help address your dog’s pain and mobility issues through this new breakthrough treatment. Synovetin OA® can: reduce inflammation and pain, provide long-lasting relief, and improve your dog's mobility.

Synovetin OA® (sin-OH-vuh-tin OA) is a new approach to treating elbow OA. This treatment requires just one minimally-invasive injection that lasts for up to one full year and has been proven effective in the treatment of dogs with elbow osteoarthritis (OA).

Canine Arthritis Management

Ways We Can Help Your Pet Keep Their Paws In Motion:

• Weight management
• Pain medication consultation
• Targeted joint therapy: Synovetin OA®, PRP, Steroids/HA, Shockwave therapy

Dr. Jennifer Fletcher Eckenrode is now performing this procedure at the Animal Hospital of Dauphin County. Please call our team at (717) 652-1270, option 4, ext. 4512 or email rehab@ahdcvets.com to schedule an appointment with Dr. Eckenrode to discuss your dog’s mobility issues.