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Penn HIP Evaluation Please complete the following information in order for Dr. John to be able to submit your Penn Hip evaluation. Owner Information: Owner name: Mailing address: City/St/Zip: Telephone

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1. Step 1: Start by gathering all necessary information about the dog, such as its name, age, breed, and previous medical history.
2. Step 2: Make sure you have the PennHIP evaluation form, which can be obtained from a licensed PennHIP veterinarian.
3. Step 3: Take the dog to a licensed PennHIP veterinarian who is trained and certified to perform the evaluation.
4. Step 4: The veterinarian will conduct a thorough physical examination of the dog to assess its overall health and condition.
5. Step 5: The PennHIP evaluation involves taking three radiographs of the dog's hips in different positions.
6. Step 6: The radiographs will then be sent to the PennHIP analysis center for evaluation and scoring.
7. Step 7: Once the analysis is complete, the veterinarian will receive the PennHIP report with the dog's hip score.
8. Step 8: The veterinarian will explain the results to the dog owner and discuss any necessary treatment or preventive measures.
9. Step 9: The PennHIP evaluation provides valuable information about the dog's susceptibility to hip dysplasia and can help breeders make informed breeding decisions.
10. Step 10: It is recommended to repeat the PennHIP evaluation periodically to monitor any changes in the dog's hip condition.

Who needs pennhip evaluation?

1. PennHIP evaluation is recommended for any dog breed, especially those known to be prone to hip dysplasia.
2. It is particularly important for breeding dogs, as it helps in identifying individuals with better hip conformation to reduce the risk of passing on hip dysplasia to future generations.
3. Dog owners who want to ensure the long-term hip health of their pets can also consider getting a PennHIP evaluation.

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What is pennhip evaluation?

PennHIP evaluation is a diagnostic tool used to assess the risk of hip dysplasia in dogs by measuring the degree of hip laxity.

Who is required to file pennhip evaluation?

Dog breeders, veterinarians, and pet owners who want to determine the hip health of their dogs are typically required to file a PennHIP evaluation.

How to fill out pennhip evaluation?

To fill out a PennHIP evaluation, a veterinarian must conduct specific radiographic tests and then complete the submission form with the dog's details and the test results.

What is the purpose of pennhip evaluation?

The purpose of PennHIP evaluation is to identify and quantify hip laxity, allowing breeders and owners to make informed decisions about breeding and health management.

What information must be reported on pennhip evaluation?

Information that must be reported includes the dog's identification details, radiographic images, age, breed, and the results of the hip laxity measurements.