Surgical correction may be used to treat significant<unk> , usually carpal valgus, that is causing discomfort and impaired<unk>  use. For younger patients with significant growth potential to the affected area remaining, a surgery involving cutting the ulna to release its hold on the radius is possible; this allows the radius to straighten and grow to normal length. For fully developed animals, a corrective osteotomy may be used to treat the condition. The animal's weight should be managed carefully to avoid exacerbating lameness or pain. In addition, activities that incur trauma upon the joint, such as jumping, should be discouraged.
Angular limb deformity
Habit-tic deformity
Planovalgus deformity
Gibbus deformity
Ape hand deformity
Lid lag
Ankle problems
Unequal leg length