08/05/2025
Small breed dogs — including dachshunds and French bulldogs — have a high risk of developing a herniated disc in their middle back, which can lead to partial or complete paralysis in the hindlegs. Until recently, the only treatment for dogs that do not respond to rest and therapy has been a costly decompressive surgery that involves removing the herniated disc.
Now, thanks to a new treatment developed by Texas A&M University professor Dr. Nick Jeffery, more dog owners will be able to afford treatment for herniated discs, which affects hundreds of thousands of dogs in the United States alone.
Learn more about the trial at https://studypages.com/s/comparison-of-an-enzyme-disc-injection-with-standard-of-care-surgery-for-treatment-of-disc-herniation-in-dogs-625895/?ref=gallery.
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