I believe that my dog has a slight possible knee injury. How can I tell the severity?The injury doesn't seem to bother him that much, he does put weight on it and goes up and down stairs, etc. I have read information on here regarding extreme ligament injuries but I don't want to be too paranoid. How can I tell if the injury is severe?
- Show Breeders pwn BYBS FTW you take the dog to a vet for examination.
- Rayven ~ Life's a B You can't. Your VET you know the person with that actual medical knowledge can and if your vet can't they can refer you to a specialist.
- Kelle How old is your dog?
- K.aubree.q take him to a vet for x-rays
- The Knee Grows R Happy touch his knee and if he starts growling, it is severe
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