Lead the Charge Against Canine and Equine Osteoarthritis: Early Detection. Proactive Care. Better Outcomes.
May is Arthritis Awareness Month
Understanding OA in Animals
What is Osteoarthritis? Early Signs & Long-Term Impact
Vet Resources
Hear directly from Dr. Lisa Mason, DVM, CCRT, CVA, CVPP, Owner & Managing Veterinarian of Florida Veterinary Rehabilitation, as she shares how Spryng fits into her real-world OA treatment protocols.
Discover how Dr. Tracy Turner, DVM, DACVS, DACVSMR, a nationally recognized leader in equine lameness, sports medicine, and surgery, uses Spryng to manage osteoarthritis in horses.
How Spryng Stands Apart: Dr. Husby Explains Its Unique Approach to Osteoarthritis Treatment
Dr. Kirsty Husby, Senior Technical Veterinarian at PetVivo Animal Health, breaks down how Spryng differs from other common osteoarthritis (OA) treatments in both its science and mechanism of action.
Success Stories
Pet Owner Resources
🐶 Canine OA Checklist
Is your dog slowing down or is it something more?
This simple checklist helps you spot the early, often-overlooked signs of joint discomfort in your dog. From subtle changes in movement to shifts in behavior, use this guide to start a more informed conversation with your vet and support your dog’s long-term mobility.
🐴 Equine OA Checklist
Noticing changes in your horse’s movement or attitude?
Early signs of joint discomfort can be easy to miss. This checklist is designed to help you recognize subtle changes like stiffness, uneven stride, or reluctance under saddle, so you can work with your veterinarian to keep your horse feeling and performing their best.
🐈 Feline OA Checklist
Is your cat just slowing down or showing signs of joint pain?
Cats are masters at hiding discomfort. This checklist can help you catch the subtle signs of joint issues, from changes in activity to shifts in daily habits. Use it to have a more informed conversation with your veterinarian and help protect your cat’s mobility and quality of life.