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First Aid For Torn ACL In Dogs: What Can You Do In The First 24 Hours After...
The first twenty-four hours after your dog tears their ACL are critical for long term recovery. So, what can you as a dog owner do the first few moments, hours following a hind knee injury in your...
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Dog Knee Injuries And The Cold Winter Months: How To Protect Your Dog’s Knees...
The cold winter months can present an increase in dog knee injuries in northern climates with slippery icy conditions. Whether your dog has recovered from dog knee surgery or if you are looking to...
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Prevention Protocol To Keep Your Dog’s CCL Protected: Obesity, Early...
The number one leading cause of injury for canines is a torn ACL in their hind legs. This can lead to ongoing and painful problems for your dog if left untreated. While there are many treatment...
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What Is QLF Or MFLS Surgery And Why Is It Being Performed In One Primary...
Injuries to the back hind knees of dogs is the leading cause of injury to canines. As a result substantial research has gone into figuring out the best way to prevent this specific injury, and how to...
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Long Term ACL Tearing In Dogs: Catch The Injury Early For Best Results
When that ‘pop’ sound of a sudden CCL tear in a dog’s knee happens, it is pretty obvious to the owner that an injury has occurred. But what happens when a dog’s knee ligaments experience a slow...
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Why Should You Use A Soft Cone During Your Dog’s Surgical Recovery?
After most surgeries of any kind, your dog will be required to wear a cone around their neck so as to prevent licking of the sutures at the incision point. This helps to keep the wound in a position...
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Should I Put Down A Dog With A Torn ACL?
For most of us, having a pet means loving an additional family member. This means that while our dogs are animals, the heart does not necessarily discern between love for another human versus an...
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Should My Dog Use Adequan For a Cruciate Ligament Injury?
If your dog has experienced either a minor tear or a complete rupture of its ACL, you may be looking for a variety of treatment options. Surgery may be the most appropriate course of action, and even...
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Pet Insurance: Does Your Policy Actually Cover Emergency Care In Real Time?
An unexpected injury can happen to your pet in a matter of seconds, and leave lasting damage to the body. This is why many individuals choose to get pet insurance for their animals. Veterinarian care...
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What is the Cost of QLF Surgery in Dogs?
QLF (Quadri-Lateral Fabella) surgery is a relatively new surgical procedure that is used to treat cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tears in dogs. The procedure was developed in the early 2000s by Dr....
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