Angular Bone Deformity in left front leg

[cindypinera]

My Standard schnauzer puppy recently had some x-rays of her front legs. I adopted her as a puppy knowing that she had a hereditary bone deformity, possibly club foot. Attached is a picture of her X-rays. The left front leg is abnormal and the right front leg is normal. The diagnosis by an orthopedic vet surgeon is angular bone deformity. It requires a complicated type of surgery by another specialist.
Based on the BEAM of Constanza (high energy, runs and plays and no pain) I have decided not to do any surgery. My plan is to treat with a raw diet, continue giving Dr Dobias GreenMin (minerals and amino acid supplement) and continue with the tissue salt calc fluor.

My question is, should I add the tissue salt Calc phos? Give both or just one? And do you have any other ideas?

Thanks,
Cindy Pinera

 

[Dr. Christina]

Totally agree with your decision, Cindy.
I would suggest finding a good chiropractor or osteopath and/or a Physical therapist to use on a regular basis as his whole body will go out of whack from his gait issues.

Also, I would explore different exercises, maybe suggested by one of the above. Massage, Reiki, Tellington T touch, Healing touch for animals are a few of the options for home care.

Dr. Christina

 

[Dr. Jeff]

Yes, I agree as well Cindy.

How about using Bioplasma, rather than just the Calcs?

 

[cindypinera]

Great advice from both of you. Thanks.

 

[cindypinera]

Above is the video I made of Constanza running around.