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Why Does My Dog’s Kneecap Dislocate?

Understanding Patellar Luxation – Dr Karin Davids Patellar luxation (dislocating kneecap) is the second-most common cause of lameness in dogs that we see (cruciate ligament disease being the most common). While some cases occur due to trauma, the vast majority (approx 95%) are due to inherited developmental disease. In order to understand how patellar luxation […]

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Found: DSH Cat in Hampton

This gorgeous little guy’s chip information is unfortunately not current. We have contacted clinics local to Hampton with not much luck. If you are able to share our post we would really appreciate it so we can try and get him home safely.   Our Lost Pets Profile Date Found: 11/07/21 Sex: Male Lost Location: […]

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    Cheltenham Victoria 3192
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