by TPLO Info | Nov 29, 2018 | Dog Health
All dogs have their own quirks, fears, phobias and things that get them excited. Since most dogs have very strong senses, especially from a smelling and hearing standpoint, it can lead to potentially being more fearful about common things. Every dog reacts differently...
by TPLO Info | Oct 18, 2018 | Dog Health, TPLO Surgery
Article Overview: 1. What Is The Cranial Cruciate Ligament? | 2. What Causes CCLR? | 3. Symptoms: Natural Aging, “Overdoing” It, or CCLR? | 4. Seeking a Specialist For An Accurate CCLR Diagnosis | 5. What Happens If My Dog’s CCLR...
by TPLO Info | Sep 22, 2018 | Dog Health, TPLO Surgery
Believe it or not, a torn ACL in dogs is one of the most common major injuries a dog can experience today. There are several reasons why a dog may rupture their ACL. Some of them can be prevented, but accidents do happen. The strain a dog puts on their muscles and...
by TPLO Info | Sep 20, 2018 | Dog Health, Nutrients
Just like humans, dogs can develop arthritis. Arthritis in dogs is typically secondary to an underlying disease (torn cruciate ligament, a bone fracture that extends into a joint, etc). Many times this underlying process can be treated, but long-term joint health...
by TPLO Info | Mar 27, 2018 | Dog Health, Nutrients
Providing your dog with the resources they need can help them live a long and healthy life. Many pet owners wait too long to address their dog’s joint health, which can be a critical part of their overall health. In some cases, you may even have to go through a dog...
by TPLO Info | Mar 15, 2018 | Dog Health, TPLO Surgery
Just like people, active dogs can get bumps and bruises or other soft-tissue sprains or strains from time-to-time. All of these can lead to them wanting to just relax or maybe even walk a little differently for a couple of days. But what if you notice your dog is...
