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Good luck and fingers crossed it not Orthopedic.

vicky payne wrote:Perhaps get another vets opinion?!

I agree with Vicky

Ah yes the 'Clunk clunk' we have been taught about it but i haven't experienced it yet.

Sorry, I don't mean to sound defensive but I believe in getting a diagnosis before treating with any therapy. I upset many of my potential holistic clients by telling them they sometimes still needs bloods or x-rays before I can treat with herbs, physio or acupuncture! At the end of the day legally...

keirk, If the Xray doesn't bring any light onto the lameness i am more than happy to palpate and treat as a case study. Vicky, I respect and work alongside vets and will refer cases back to them if i don't think soft tissue damage is the cause. I am trained to look out for orthopedic conditions as-w...

I've a 2.5 yo lab, who has shown occasional, shortlived, lameness in his front left leg. First noticed around 18ish months ago, and has been to the vets a couple of times with it. They have referred me to a orthopaedic vets for further investigation. Dog is currently sound, and appointment is next ...

It looked like a good day - Tilly was shattered bless her.

She's not sure of my labs,
Dylan gave her his welcome greating which was a little to much for her.

We were camping next to some Clumber spangle people,
Soppy friendly little things (the spangles) one came over to say hello most days if we were
around the tent. We did catch him just about to steal a bread roll one day, His owner shouted just as his mouth opened around the roll.

spaniel07 wrote:Going on Saturday busy writing my shopping list

Me to, Luckly i have have some weekend dog boarders so have spending money to spoil the labs
with (it never goes on me).