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Shar Pei Leg Inflamation


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hi

i'm not sure if posting in right section of the forum.

i need an advice. i have 3 year old shar pei (will be in November). some time over 16 month ago he had an inflammation on his back leg. i gave him a quarter of disprin and the inflammation gone in 2 hours. last week it came back (on same leg as last time) for same short period after disprin.

did any one experienced something similar with their dogs?

should i suspect something more serious, i.e. shar pei fever or hogs disease?

any comment/advise much appreciated.

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Hi-

What do you mean by 'an inflammation' ?

Was there a red area,

an area that was swollen...bigger than usual, and hot to touch?

was there pain?

was the dog holding up his leg and /or limping?

A visit to your vet would be the best ... he knows your dog, and can soon see what is wrong/different. He can also provide you with medecine to help, plus managing it if it is an ongoing thing.

oops- forgot.

There are shar pei folks on here who may help you more with the shar pei/hock disease aspect .

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Hi-

What do you mean by 'an inflammation' ?

Was there a red area,

an area that was swollen...bigger than usual, and hot to touch?

was there pain?

was the dog holding up his leg and /or limping?

A visit to your vet would be the best ... he knows your dog, and can soon see what is wrong/different. He can also provide you with medecine to help, plus managing it if it is an ongoing thing.

no, there was no red area and the swollen part was around the joint. it looked like it was painful because he was cautious when i was touching the leg around that area and it was not hot to the touch. he was not limping when walking but tried to stay on his mattress.

the swollen part felt like there is some liquid (sort of) under the skin (if it make sense).

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