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CHS for vets
Working to reduce canine hip dysplasia across all breeds.
How does screening work in practice?
Breeders or owners will bring their dog to your practice for an X-ray to screen for signs of abnormalities, such as irregular or poorly shaped hip or elbow joints, which could be caused by hip or elbow dysplasia.
For Eye Scheme appointments, we have a panel of 42 expert veterinary ophthalmologists around the United Kingdom who carry out clinical eye examinations to identify inherited and non-inherited conditions.
If you would like to learn more about positioning for the X-rays, fill out our form and we'll email them over to you.
Over 6,200 dogs had their hips scored in 2024
Over 5,000 dogs had their elbows graded in 2024
Over 14,000 dogs had eye examinations in 2024
Hip positioning guidance for vets
Our comprehensive visual how-to-guide for radiographic positioning for the Hip Dysplasia Canine Health Scheme.
Elbow positioning guidance for vets
Our comprehensive visual how-to-guide for radiographic positioning for the Elbow Dysplasia Canine Health Scheme.
How do I become a scrutineer?
We are always looking for new scrutineers to join our expert panel. If you are interested in becoming a scrutineer, please send an email detailing your interest and qualifications to [email protected].
Information for your patients
Need more help?
Visit our CHS help centre to see answers to frequently asked questions.
If you can't find your answer there, you can contact our expert in-house CHS team via email: [email protected]