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Illustration of joint supplement containers and chewable tablets, representing nutritional supplements that may help support joint health and mobility in dogs.

Joint Supplements 🎓 Bernie's University

Joint supplements support mobility by reducing inflammation and protecting cartilage, connective tissue, and cellular health.

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Illustration of a dog’s forelimbs showing the lower front legs and paws. One forelimb is weight-bearing with the paw on the ground, while the other is flexed and lifted. Visible joints include the elbow joint (between the upper forelimb and forearm), the carpal (wrist) joint, and the digital joints of the toes.

Joint & Musculoskeletal 🎓 Bernie's University

Explore how bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissue work together in dogs—plus what changes when cartilage wears down or joints lose stability.

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The relationship between vitamin K and osteoarthritis: A review of current evidence 🎓 Bernie's University

This review examines links between vitamin K status and osteoarthritis, highlighting effects on cartilage calcification, inflammation, and joint damage risk.

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Anti-inflammatory and anti-arthritic effects of piperine in human interleukin 1β-stimulated fibroblast-like synoviocytes and in rat arthritis models 🎓 Bernie's University

A 2009 study found piperine reduced inflammatory cytokines, cartilage-degrading enzymes, and joint pain in human cells and rat arthritis models.

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Illustration of a dog showing the location of the hip joint. The highlighted region identifies the coxofemoral joint, a ball-and-socket articulation formed by the femoral head and acetabulum that plays a critical role in weight-bearing, locomotion, and hindlimb mobility.

FHO Surgery (Femoral Head Ostectomy) 🎓 Bernie's University

Learn how FHO surgery changes a dog’s hip, when and why vets recommend it, and what real recovery and rehabilitation look like over time.

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Hip Dysplasia 🎓 Bernie's University

Hip dysplasia occurs when the ball-and-socket hip joint develops abnormally, causing looseness, inflammation, and progressive joint degeneration in dogs.

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Type-II Collagen 🎓 Bernie's University

Type II collagen is found in cartilage and supports joint structure, helping dogs maintain healthy movement and cartilage integrity.

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Hydrotherapy 🎓 Bernie's University

Discover how canine hydrotherapy works, what happens at appointments, and how water therapy supports joint health, recovery, and mobility.

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Elbow Dysplasia 🎓 Bernie's University

Elbow dysplasia in dogs is caused by abnormal elbow joint growth and can lead to pain and arthritis, with management ranging from therapy to surgery.

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Illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier standing with one hind leg lifted, representing patellar luxation, a condition that affects the stability of the kneecap in dogs.

Patellar Luxation 🎓 Bernie's University

Understand patellar luxation in dogs, including why the kneecap slips out of place, what symptoms look like, and how vets treat it.

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