animal healthway….

[kizkiznobite]

no  ;D

[deebee]

this is not asking for a clue, buutt, i want to be sure, this is not a conditon but anatomical biological etc yes?
i only stumbled on the previous answer and was still struggling to find relevant sites that wasnt a shop. 

for me its all uneducated guess work  :-[

[Izzie]

Gall Bladder?

gastric folds?

Gingiva

glomerulus 

glucocorticoid

[kizkiznobite]

nope  🙂

[Izzie]

Growth Plates?

Growth plates are soft areas of the young bone that grow and add length to the bones. Growth plates provide growth to the bone until the puppy’s bone growth is complete, usually by one year of age. At this time, the growth plates become hard with calcium and minerals and no longer function as areas of growth. This mineralization is referred to as a closing of the growth plates and indicates the end of significant bone growth. The young unmineralized growth plates are a weak area in the puppy’s bone and are frequent sites for bone injury or fracture. Epiphyseal fractures are common near the wrist (carpus) and the knee (stifle).

[Izzie]

Thats only thing left of the anatomy that hasnt already been covered! Otherwise am out of ideas! :-\

[Anonymous]

Yes  :ok: it’s Growth Plates

[Izzie]

Yay!!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

Next!!  😀

[.dodger.]

make it easier pwease :help:

[*Lassie*]

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make it easier pwease :help:
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I’m with you Laura ;D

[kizkiznobite]

ok H  🙂
bones can prevent bones can cause  ;D

[deebee]

hip dysplasia

[kizkiznobite]

no hun  🙂

[deebee]

yeah, i know. just thought i would get it out of the way  😛

[deebee]

hypersensitivity

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