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Tiny bones, big problems

By Ben J. Character
VeterinarianSpecial to ESPNOutdoors.com

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Although small, sesamoid bones are an important component to a properly functioning skeletal system. Problems with these small bones are often overlooked and sometimes can be the root of other serious problems for your dog. With proper understanding and consistent care, sesamoid injuries, and their resulting lameness, should not have to keep your dog out of the action. The most widely known and recognized sesmoid bone is the patella, or kneecap. The patella, and other small bones like it, might ...

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