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- Depression
- Excessive licking of joints or legs
- Lethargy
- Limping
- Limp tail
- Loss of appetite
- Pain
- Reddened joints
- Exercise reluctance
- Swollen joints
- Swollen paws
- Unexplained crying out
- Yelping when touched
- Medial shoulder instability (MSI) - This is one of the most common forelimb problems in dogs as it relies almost entirely upon soft tissue fibers for stability as it does not have a stable socket; along with the standard symptoms of soft tissue damage, you may see your dog refusing tight turns
- Sprain - A sprain in an injury that tears or stretches the ligament; ligaments connect bone to bone and are a primary component to joints
- Strain - A strain refers to the tearing or stretching of either the muscle or of the strong bands of fibrous tissue that connects the muscles to the bones, called tendons
- Ligament rupture. One very common injury in dogs, especially larger breeds, is a ruptured cruciate ligament of the knee.
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