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Orthopedic Disorders – Forelimb Disorders

April 22, 2010Dogs, Everyday Medicineanimal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, bone, cartilage, dog, dogs, elbow dysplasia, FMCP, forelimb disorder, fragmented coronoid process, health, humeral, marc havig, new york vet, orthopedic disorder, osteochondrosis, pet, pet arthritis, pet emergency, pet health, pet healthcare, pet owner, pets, rehabilitation therapy, scapula, shoulder OCD, UAP, Uncategorized, ununited aconeal process, vet, veterinarian, veterinary caregb_dev

Dr. Ann Hohenhaus of the Animal Medical Center holding a cat while they both look into the camera

*The following was originally printed in the Metropolitan Dog Club’s 2010 Blue Book. Charlie, a 5 year old mixed breed was Sharon’s best pal and exercise buddy. Together the two

Orthopedic Disorders – Knee Disorders

April 6, 2010Surgeryanimal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, canine, CCL, cranial cruciate ligament, CrCl, dog, dogs, health, knee, marc havig, new york vet, OA, orthopedic, patella luxation, pet, pet health, pet healthcare, pet owner, pets, stifle, surgeon, Surgery, tibial plateau leveling osteotomy, TPLO, vet, veterinarian, veterinary caregb_dev

A dog

*The following was originally printed in the Metropolitan Dog Club’s 2010 Blue Book. Charlie, a 5 year old mixed breed was Sharon’s best pal and exercise buddy. Together the two

Orthopedic Disorders – Hip Disorders

March 23, 2010Dogs, Surgeryanimal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, canine hip dysplasia, canine osteoarthritis, CHD, dog, dogs, femoral, health, hip joint, lameness, legg-calve perthes disease, marc havig, new york vet, orthopedic surgeon, pet, pet arthritis, pet emergency, pet health, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, rehabilitation therapy, vet, veterinarian, veterinary caregb_dev

A diagram of a dog's knee

*The following was originally printed in the Metropolitan Dog Club’s 2010 Blue Book. Charlie, a 5 year old mixed breed was Sharon’s best pal and exercise buddy. Together the two