Should dogs with hip dysplasia climb stairs?

Unfortunately there is no 'cure' and it's a case of managing the symptoms so the dog can lead as normal a life as possible. That management includes pain relief and...

First, you should clean and disinfect the area. Then, apply Neosporin and bandage your toe. Make sure you keep the injured area clean. Change the bandage and apply fresh Neosporin...

Yes, a hamster does use its nails to climb.

After you beat all 16 gym leaders go to professor Oak's lab and he will give you HM rock climb.

The safest thing to do if you're experiencing any pain is low-impact cardiovascular exercises, like using an elliptical. Biking in a recumbent position is more comfortable than sitting upright, especially...

If you are climbing someone else's property, yes, that could be considered trespassing.

It is molting, as it will do every couple of weeks. Make sure not to disturb or feed them when they are trying to molt.

The cost varies depending on how severe the problem is and the dog's size. An average cost per month for pain relief can range from $30-120, whilst total hip placement...

Hip dysplasia is a 'multifactorial' condition, meaning that many different factors contribute to it. There is a strong hereditary component of parents with poor hips passing their genes onto the...

The signs of hip dysplasia are those general signs linked to hind leg lameness. This includes taking steps of an uneven length on the back legs, limping, and difficulty jumping...