Treatment for Canine Hip Dysplasia
Canine hip dysplasia is a common orthopaedic condition that affects many large dog breeds, often leading to pain, reduced mobility, and long-term arthritis. At NOAH in Dublin, advanced diagnostics and tailored treatment plans—including weight management, physiotherapy, medication, and specialist surgical options—help restore comfort and improve quality of life. With early intervention and expert care, many dogs can return to active, happy lives despite this challenging condition.
Elbow Dysplasia in Dogs — Comprehensive Overview with Focus on Diagnosis
Introduction Elbow dysplasia is one of the most commonly diagnosed causes of forelimb lameness in dogs and a significant concern in veterinary orthopaedics. The term dysplasia means abnormal development, and in this context it refers to abnormal growth and conformation of the elbow joint. The condition often leads to pain, inflammation, reduced mobility, and progressive […]
Understanding Dog Cancer Spread and the Role of CT Scans
Cancer is one of the most difficult diagnoses a pet owner can face. In dogs, cancer can take many forms and vary widely in behaviour, severity, and prognosis. Early detection and accurate staging — determining how far cancer has spread — are critical when deciding on the most appropriate treatment plan. One of the most […]
CT Scan for Dogs with a Bloated Abdomen
A bloated abdomen in dogs is a clinical sign that can signal a wide range of potentially serious health issues. When a dog presents with abdominal distension, time is often of the essence. A CT scan (Computed Tomography scan) is one of the most valuable diagnostic tools veterinarians have for investigating the underlying causes of […]
CT scans in the Diagnosis and Management of Lung Cancer in Dogs
Introduction Lung cancer in dogs, although relatively rare compared to other forms of canine cancer, presents significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. It typically affects older dogs and may not be detected until it has progressed due to its often subtle or non-specific symptoms. Early and accurate diagnosis is crucial for improving the prognosis and quality […]
Computed Tomography (CT) Scan of the Canine Heart
Introduction The heart is a critical organ, and accurate imaging plays a vital role in diagnosing and managing cardiovascular diseases in dogs. Among the many diagnostic tools available, computed tomography (CT) scanning has emerged as a powerful and non-invasive technique for detailed visualisation of the canine heart. CT scanning provides cross-sectional images that can reveal […]
