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Pigeon the Boston Terrier-Chihuaha
Shortly after his adoption, Pigeon was diagnosed with severe luxating patellas in both knees requiring surgery. That was followed with support from a fabulous rehab program involving TRI-ACTA H.A.
Fast forward to today! Pigeon has begun competing in agility and he has received qualifying placements in only two trials. He competed in Dock diving over the summer and placed first in his division. He also competes in and has won placements in Frisbee.
On the Fly
On the Fly team members were flyball students of K9 Central Pet Resort, Training & Spa Inc. Our team members help to coach and train the flyball classes.
The K9 Unit Flyball
The K9 Unit is a competitive flyball team that consists of members from the Toronto and Ottawa area competing in NAFA and UFLI tournaments in Ontario.
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Arthritis in Dogs & Cats
Arthritis is a degenerative joint condition and causes inflammation of the joints and pain. When a joint becomes unstable it causes the bones to move abnormally. The bones rub against the cartilage eventually wearing it away, ending in bone-against-bone friction.
Hip Dysplasia in Dogs
Hip dysplasia tends to occur from a combination of genetics and environmental factors. Large dog breeds are more likely to develop hip dysplasia: Great Danes, Saint Bernards, Labrador Retrievers, and German Shepherds often come to mind as they tend to grow quickly. However, small breed dogs may develop hip dysplasia due to environmental factors.
Ligament Strains & Injury
Dogs and cats use a lot of muscles and joints for every day movement. Running and jumping require even more effort and put a lot of strain on muscles and joints. Because of this, ligament strains and injuries are common when they overdo things.
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