"CDA is a genetic condition, so nutrition cannot "cure" the underlying cause. However, supporting the skin, hair and connective tissue with appropriate nutrition may help provide the building blocks the body needs to maintain healthy tissue"

Terminology gets so confusing, not only for owners but for us professionals, so I have tried to simplify it for everyone. Some of the terms you have probably herd are “Canine therapist”, “bodyworker”, “myotherapist”, “dog massage”, “rehab therapist”, etc. can describe very different training and approaches.

"professionals, and informed pet owners with a comparative overview of the therapeutic and nutritional benefits"

When I do a gait assessment on your dog when they have a session, some movements I am looking for are:

Main Symptoms Limited flexibility and restricted ROM (range of motion) Pain and lameness may appear if the bone spur has grown near