Advice Needed

8 posts

Hi, I wanted to get an opinion
My 14-year-old mixed doggy collie could not get up last week. She was lame on her back left leg. The vet said that she is not a candidate for surgery due to some arthritis issues in all of her other extremities. She limps on her front left foot. I hate to see her this way and was wondering if it will get better or is this the way she will always be?

8 posts

Hi
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Hope this helps you.

From Exeter, 151 posts

Usually retrievers are more susceptible to arthritis than collies, retrievers like labs and goldens get it naturally with age, but I'm not sure if collies do.. Perhaps going for the surgery if it is a vet's recommendation.