osteodisztrófia
Osteodystrophia is a term used to describe abnormal bone development. It is often seen in young, rapidly growing animals, particularly dogs, and is typically related to nutritional imbalances. The most common cause is an incorrect calcium to phosphorus ratio in the diet, often due to excessive phosphorus or insufficient calcium. This imbalance can lead to poor bone mineralization, making the bones weak, brittle, and prone to fractures.
Symptoms of osteodystrophia can vary depending on the severity and the specific type of imbalance. In young
Diagnosis usually involves a physical examination, assessment of the animal's diet, and radiographic imaging (X-rays) to