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lads any help or advice please ... right wrist is swollen will try get pic up .shes walking perfect but to the eye its visible and hot to the touch i didnt run her hard as was merely just out walking beside the house 3,4 slips only noticed as she was on lying down on kitchen floor when back home .the ground was as soft as shit no bad ground...... my problem is im worried thats it for her as was told by a man dennis breary about wrist injuries. my mates wippet he had simiuler prob couple year back .that it will always cause problems an whippet was finished every outing after months laid up at a time it would flair up.im hoping it not same as i can remember it happen the whippet he let little yelp an wouldnt fully put weight on it at all .

 

 

any advice realy apreciated pls . . . iv creatine and glucoseamine tabs at hand would they be of any use

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Get the dog to the vet/ boneman, sometimes the correct diagnosis and advice can mean the difference between a quick healing injury and a life long recurring condition

yeh vet 1st, maybe x-ray just to bee on the safe side, then see a bone man who runs greyhounds . you need to see somebody that knows running dog injury's :yes:

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Most wrist injuries involve ligaments: the bits that hold the joint together. Ligaments have a very poor blood supply which is why they take so long to heal if they have been strained, or worse, ruptured. In the case of a strain, a lot of time and rest (lead walking only for months and months) can effect a cure, but if the ligament has been torn then the scenario is a whole lot worse. I once had to keep a bitch on the lead for 6 months, without surgery I should add, and she did come right, but there was always a lot of scar tissue around the wrist and I had to be careful where I ran her and what on.

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lads as it happened on erly ours coming into sunday.i had hold out till tuesday to see brian jones in dublin so id bin advised just hose down by him till with cold water take swelling down any ways visited brian that morn checked her out going wright trough her from wrist along her back nothing not flinch started back at her paws to find nice split in pad an between toe :censored::wallbash: feel stupid didnt notice it ."ther ye are" he says so gave couple shots and some anti biotec. 35 quid well spent in my eyes heres to praying it just tat 2 days tablets limp swelling seems to have gone a lot could that cause such injurey like symtoms . still cage rest lead walk and hot salty water

 

any ever use brian an whats your taughts i think hes great tbh compare half the clowns

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lads as it happened on erly ours coming into sunday.i had hold out till tuesday to see brian jones in dublin so id bin advised just hose down by him till with cold water take swelling down any ways visited brian that morn checked her out going wright trough her from wrist along her back nothing not flinch started back at her paws to find nice split in pad an between toe :censored::wallbash: feel stupid didnt notice it ."ther ye are" he says so gave couple shots and some anti biotec. 35 quid well spent in my eyes heres to praying it just tat 2 days tablets limp swelling seems to have gone a lot could that cause such injurey like symtoms . still cage rest lead walk and hot salty water

 

any ever use brian an whats your taughts i think hes great tbh compare half the clowns

glad the dog improving , that good news the split pad, as that will heal. If it had been a wrist injury it could have been a lot worse as they can have long lasting damage :yes: , so all in all good news mate :thumbs:

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