The dog skeleton anatomy consists of bones, cartilages, and ligaments. You will find two different parts of the dog skeleton – axial and appendicular. Here, I will show you all the bones from the axial and appendicular skeleton with their special osteological features. Again, I will provide more labeled diagrams for each dog skeleton bone. This article … Read more
The dog neck anatomy consists of bones, muscles, glands, blood vessels, lymph nodes, and other essential organs. It is very common to find different injuries in the dog’s neck bones, muscles, and subcutaneous tissue. Again, you may find severe obstruction in the neck (in the esophagus or trachea) of a dog. As a veterinarian, you might handle … Read more
The dog ear anatomy consists of the three distinguished portions – the external, middle, and internal ears. These ears are the vestibulocochlear organs associated with hearing and equilibrium in a dog. Here, I will show you all the dog’s external, middle, and internal ear anatomy features with the labeled diagrams. You will also find the … Read more
The dog spine anatomy consists of vertebrae, intervertebral disc, spinal cord, spinal nerves, and other associated structures. If you are a veterinary practitioner or student, you may treat some common spinal problems of a dog. For that, you might have a good piece of knowledge on the anatomy of a dog spine. Here, I will show you … Read more
The ribs of a dog form the most significant part of the thoracic skeleton. They arrange serially and intersperse by the intercostal spaces. The veterinary student and dog owner have a common question on how many ribs do dogs have. Here, I will provide detailed information on the number of dog ribs with their anatomy. You will … Read more
The dog knee injury is very common in the field. If you want to manage a knee injury, you might have a good piece of knowledge on the dog knee anatomy. Here, I will show you everything on the dog knee, including the bone involvement, ligaments, tendons and their arrangement with a labeled diagram. You will … Read more
