A closer look at our small pet experts
Category: Small Pets
A closer look at our small pet experts
By Dr. Paulina Czerska
When a small pet won't put weight on one leg, figuring out why takes a careful, hands-on exam, and sometimes an X-ray to see what's really going on.
In this video, Dr. Paulina Czerska examines a patient with a week-long limp and walks through what the imaging revealed.
Key Takeaways from Dr. Paulina:
- The Exam: A gentle, thorough check for pain and mobility, done with the patient's comfort in mind throughout.
- Imaging Needed: An X-ray was necessary to identify what wasn't visible externally.
- The Diagnosis: An old injury, with a small chipped piece of bone lodged in the muscle, causing inflammation.
- The Treatment: Anti-inflammatories and pain relief to manage the issue.
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Noticed your small pet limping or avoiding weight on a leg? Our team can help find out why.
🔗 Book a consultation: https://noblevetclinic.com/contact-us
📖 Learn more about small pet care: https://noblevetclinic.com/rabbit-guinea-pig-vet-dubai
Transcript
Hello. Hey. Oh, okay. Don't worry. Don't worry. So, it's only, uh, his paw that is a problem. Yes. For one week, his right leg had had some problems. He's not, uh, putting pressure on the right leg. Okay. Okay. Okay. Here. All of this. So, this is all from biting. Mhm. Yeah. Everything is okay. It doesn't really show any pain right now. No, he's okay. Doesn't, uh, respond. There's no pain. You're very curious, huh? Very curious. Not afraid. Oh, they love you so much. I can tell. Okay. You love your mommy so much, huh? Because you're so cute. Look at you. You're so cute. The X-ray is ready. We'll take you for an X-ray. It will be a bit difficult, but let's do this. This is the hair. Okay. For the nail or the hair? Yeah, that's very good. Thank you. Something happened here. There was some injury before injury before. It's not new. It's not fresh. Uh, now the piece of the bone that was chipped is in the muscles. So it created inflammation, which we're going to now, uh, fix with anti-inflammatories and painkillers.
A closer look at our small pet experts
Category: Small Pets
A closer look at our small pet experts
By Dr. Paulina Czerska
When a small pet won't put weight on one leg, figuring out why takes a careful, hands-on exam, and sometimes an X-ray to see what's really going on.
In this video, Dr. Paulina Czerska examines a patient with a week-long limp and walks through what the imaging revealed.
Key Takeaways from Dr. Paulina:
- The Exam: A gentle, thorough check for pain and mobility, done with the patient's comfort in mind throughout.
- Imaging Needed: An X-ray was necessary to identify what wasn't visible externally.
- The Diagnosis: An old injury, with a small chipped piece of bone lodged in the muscle, causing inflammation.
- The Treatment: Anti-inflammatories and pain relief to manage the issue.
Schedule a Consultation:
Noticed your small pet limping or avoiding weight on a leg? Our team can help find out why.
🔗 Book a consultation: https://noblevetclinic.com/contact-us
📖 Learn more about small pet care: https://noblevetclinic.com/rabbit-guinea-pig-vet-dubai
Transcript
Hello. Hey. Oh, okay. Don't worry. Don't worry. So, it's only, uh, his paw that is a problem. Yes. For one week, his right leg had had some problems. He's not, uh, putting pressure on the right leg. Okay. Okay. Okay. Here. All of this. So, this is all from biting. Mhm. Yeah. Everything is okay. It doesn't really show any pain right now. No, he's okay. Doesn't, uh, respond. There's no pain. You're very curious, huh? Very curious. Not afraid. Oh, they love you so much. I can tell. Okay. You love your mommy so much, huh? Because you're so cute. Look at you. You're so cute. The X-ray is ready. We'll take you for an X-ray. It will be a bit difficult, but let's do this. This is the hair. Okay. For the nail or the hair? Yeah, that's very good. Thank you. Something happened here. There was some injury before injury before. It's not new. It's not fresh. Uh, now the piece of the bone that was chipped is in the muscles. So it created inflammation, which we're going to now, uh, fix with anti-inflammatories and painkillers.
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