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Costs of Hip Dysplasia Surgery. The average costs of a canine hip dysplasia surgery may be around $1,500. However, there may be price variations which will be determined by: 1  The complexity of the surgery, whether one or both of the components of the hip will be replaced. The complexity of the surgery, whether one or both of the components of the hip will be replaced. 2  The materials used for the hip replacement; titanium is the most expensive option, plastic is much cheaper. 3  The age of the dog; in senior dogs the surgery may be more risky and the vet may charge extra.
Some cases of hip dysplasia are so mild there are no symptoms, but if your dog seems stiff or sore in the hips when getting up, if he seems hesitant to exercise, stand on his hind legs or climb stairs, or if heâs limping or bunny-hopping, a visit to the vet is in order. Each case is different, depending on the dog. Hip dysplasia can begin to develop in puppies of five months old and worsen as they age-or not show up at all until a dog has reached geriatric years. In many cases, though, the condition becomes noticeable in dogs in their middle or later years.