Some dogs are more prone to arthritis than others. Arthritis and bone disease usually take one of several types. These include hip dysplasia, patellar dislocation, elbow arthritis, leg bone swelling and pain, and shoulder joint degeneration.
Hip dysplasia is a malformed socket that allows extra movement of joints. This condition causes chronic inflammation and is a deposit of calcium. Patellar dislocation is a leg bone deformity in which the patella is continually withdrawn from its place and sliding back and forth, causing low grade inflammation. Elbow arthritis is a genetic condition caused by inappropriate bone formation. Swelling and pain in the leg bones are caused by inadequate production of vitamin C, resulting in poor nutrition and inheritance. Degeneration of the shoulder joint is a breakdown of the cartilage in the shoulder and causes inflammation and pain when it moves.
These conditions are mostly hereditary and can be prevented if a female dog is properly supplied during her pregnancy. The period of growth within the uterus is most important in terms of structure and necessary tissue formation. At this stage, proper nutrition is required. Unfortunately, many people do not consider the effects of bad nutrition on babies born over time.
Regularly giving your dog vitamin C prevents some of these conditions from developing. Depending on the age and size of your dog, supply your dog with 250-2,000 milligrams of Vitamin C per day. For example, small Chihuahua puppies need to get a dose of 250 mg per day, and large Doberman gets a dose of 500 mg per day It is best to consult a veterinarian who is informed about the use of vitamins . He can help find the correct dosage.
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