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Limping can be minor strain or injury that needs urgent imaging.
Dog Limping
Limping can be minor strain or injury that needs urgent imaging. Start by tracking ability to bear weight, swelling or heat in the limb.
When to escalate: Move fast when a pet will not bear weight, cries in pain, or swelling appears after trauma.
- Ability to bear weight
- Swelling or heat in the limb
- Toe, nail, and paw injury signs
Cats may hide pain, so limping deserves prompt evaluation.
Cat Limping
Cats may hide pain, so limping deserves prompt evaluation. Start by tracking ability to bear weight, swelling or heat in the limb.
When to escalate: Move fast when a pet will not bear weight, cries in pain, or swelling appears after trauma.
- Ability to bear weight
- Swelling or heat in the limb
- Toe, nail, and paw injury signs
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