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Writer's pictureDr Paul Rosenberg

Identifying if your dog is in pain



Behaviours that might indicate your dog is uncomfortable include:

Postural changes

Loss of muscle

Unsettled at rest, including frequent changes in position and pacing

Constant licking

Depression

Increased sleep and withdrawal from favourite activities.

Limping

Weak hind end / difficulty rising

Most dogs do not whine in pain. If they are whining, typically, they are in a lot of pain!

Most pain can be reduced or eliminated with proper care. With training in animal acupuncture and having completed my advanced animal chiropractic education, I have many tools to help improve function and reduce pain.

Please feel free to contact me if you have questions. dr.paul@petsinmotion.ca

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