Musculoskeletal Module
Canine Orthopaedics & Rheumatology.
Assessment of your dog's musculoskeletal symptoms.
Assessment of your dog's musculoskeletal symptoms.
In case of open fracture, acute paralysis or haemorrhage: call your vet immediately or dial votre emergency vet.
Step 1 of 4 — Breed
What is your dog's breed?
The breed determines genetic orthopaedic predispositions.
🚨 Breeds at risk of dysplasia (hip / elbow)
🦴 Breeds with specific orthopaedic risk
🐾 Other breeds
Step 2 of 4 — Symptoms
What symptoms do you observe?
Select all symptoms present. Each symptom contributes to the risk score.
Step 3 of 4 — Mobility Assessment
Mobility Assessment
Answer the questions below and take a photo of the affected area if possible.
🚶 Can your animal walk?
Assess your dog's ability to move.
🪜 Can it climb stairs?
Ability to go up or down steps.
🔴 Is there visible swelling?
Observe the painful area or affected paw.
📷 Take a photo of the affected area
Photograph the affected limb or joint. The photo will be included in the PDF report.
Step 4 of 4 — Clinical Context
Let's clarify the context
This information refines the orthopaedic risk assessment.
Symptom onset
Location
Medical history
Bleeding
VITAL EMERGENCY
Open fracture / paralysis / haemorrhage — Contact a vet immediately
URGENT CONSULTATION
Fracture, dislocation or acute disc herniation — Consult today
CONSULTATION WITHIN 24-48H
Lameness, arthritis — Consult within 24-48 hours
MONITORING
Stable situation — Monitor regularly