In this article, Éric Troncy and his team shed light on the phenomenon of canine osteoarthritis and propose evidence-based recommendations.
Éric Troncy is a veterinary surgeon, professor at the Université de Montréal and member of the QPRN. In an article for Royal Canin, he gives us a better understanding of canine osteoarthritis and suggests evidence-based practices for dealing with the problem. Several sections provide a better understanding of canine osteoarthritis, the structures involved and how it can be identified early and managed. This article is packed with information and recommendations for both dog owners and animal health professionals. Éric Troncy emphasises the fact that a proactive approach and early detection of the problem promote better management and limit the development of additional clinical problems.
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