By Dr. Kristin Shaw My passion for osteoarthritis and chronic pain management stems from having been a mom to 3 dogs with arthritis and chronic pain. Bella, Bailey and Beans (Yellow Lab, Pit X and Frenchie) taught me more than […]
Welcome to the Pet Parent Dashboard
Dogs develop arthritis secondary to other joint disorders, most of which develop in dogs less than 7 years of age. The earlier that joint disorders and arthritis is recognized, the more effective long-term management will be.
Here you will learn the signs of arthritis pain and ways to care for your dog if they are diagnosed with arthritis.
This website is not a replacement for your veterinary team; please be sure to talk with them about any concerns or ideas you have about caring for your dog.
We know that managing your dog’s arthritis can feel overwhelming, but even simple changes can make a positive difference. Start with what feels manageable for you and your dog today.
DISCLAIMER
Information shared on the CARE website is solely for educational purposes. None of the CARE content is meant to diagnose or treat individual dogs. Dr. Kirkby Shaw does not have a client-patient relationship with all CARE members. If you have questions or concerns about your dog, it is important to address those with your veterinarian. Information on CARE is not intended to replace your relationship with your veterinarian but rather is designed to help facilitate discussions about the best treatments for your dog.