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Your Digital Toolkit - Zoetis Dog Osteoarthritis

16 July 2024

Your digital toolkit - Zoetis Dog Osteoarthritis

This digital toolkit includes ready-to-go client communications about pet care, including:

Social media posts to help drive more awareness of OA in cats
Handouts to use on your website or in newsletters
Marketing campaigns

Social Media Posts

Social media is a great way to actively connect with your clients and educate them about your services. We've created free social media tiles with suggested copy to raise awareness of feline osteoarthritis among pet owners. The copy directs pet owners to complete an Online assessment here: https://www.zoetispets.com/au-en/dog/arthritis/ that will enable owners to spot signs of disease and then encourage them to visit their vet. Simply ‘right click’ on the image to save it to your desktop.

Did you know dogs can suffer from arthritis pain? May is arthritis awareness month. Help spot the signs of arthritis in your dog by completing the online screener provided in our bio.

Is your dog expressing unusual behaviours and no longer seem like their energetic self? Here at (name of clinic), we understand how confusing it may be to understand the reason for your dog's change in behaviour. That's why we're here to help.

Changes in their behaviour, such as struggling to chase their favourite toy or lagging behind on walks are the initial signs of arthritis, a painful joint disease that unfortunately cannot be cured. However, our team are dedicated to ensuring your furry friend has access to treatment that will improve their quality of life, by keeping OA pain at bay.

Speak to one of our experienced vet or vet nurses today about your concerns and how we can help your beloved pet jump back into action!

Is your dog trying to tell you something? Are they slow to rise or struggling to jump onto the couch? These signs often go unnoticed and are usually linked to OA pain or the development of arthritis for your beloved pet. Use the online screener provided in our bio and visit us in clinic to find out how you can help your dog get back to their usual self.

Arthritis is a painful joint disease that ~40% of dogs silently suffer with. It is important to notice changes in their behaviour, such as avoiding going up the stairs or struggling to do so, as this could be an initial sign of arthritis.

Here at Belmont Avenue Veterinary Hospital, we offer treatment that can relieve this pain and assist your dog in getting back to their usual self. Speak to one of our professional's today to find out if your dog needs treatment.

Spot the signs of arthritis in your dog. Lagging behind on walks or general lack of activity could be a sign of osteoarthritis. Complete the online screener provided in our bio and visit us in clinic today, so we can help your dog get back to their usual self.

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Osteoarthritis in Cats

29 March 2024

Arthritis is the development of chronic and irreversible inflammation of the joints of a cat.

Osteoarthritis in Dogs

29 March 2024

Arthritis or osteoarthritis is the irreversible and progressive deterioration of joints that causes pain and a reduction in joint motion. It affects dogs of all ages but predominantly pets greater than 10 years of age.

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