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268. Navigating TPLO Surgery

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It's something we all hope never happens to our dogs but, unfortunately, a CCL injury (equivalent to a human ACL) is more common than what you may think. When Cliff Hawkins' 3 year old Pudelpointer, Ruby, went down with the injury, he found the available information on how to navigate the situation very lacking. So he documented his experience and wrote the Navigating TPLO Surgery Article that can hopefully help others make their way through the process with as little setbacks as possible!

  • The actual injury and getting back to the truck
  • The surgical options for a CCL injury
  • Confinement begins! Getting to the actual surgery
  • The odds of the 2nd leg getting injured and was it considered while operating on the first?
  • The cost of the surgeries
  • The process and tips for picking up from the vet
  • The sling/towel used for support while moving
  • The containment space. Design, tips, and considerations
  • Icing and PEMF (Pulse Electromagnetic Fields)
  • The daily attention and supervision required
  • Confinement is finally lifted with limited freedom and walks
  • Cleared for full activity! Until....the 2nd leg....
  • The second surgery's "complications"
  • Lessons learned and considerations moving forward
  • Using Librela for the underlying lameness and arthritis
  • K9 Athlete New Dog and Dasuquin supplements

For further questions, you can reach Cliff Hawkins at navigatingTPLO@gmail.com.

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Marsh Wear Clothing | Use Code GDIY15 to save 15% (Patreon Patrons save even more)

Trulock Choke Tubes | Use Code: GDIY10 to save 10%

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Other Partners:

BPro Kennels

Eukanuba [What I Feed My Dogs: Premium Performance 30/20]

Bird Dog Society

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It's something we all hope never happens to our dogs but, unfortunately, a CCL injury (equivalent to a human ACL) is more common than what you may think. When Cliff Hawkins' 3 year old Pudelpointer, Ruby, went down with the injury, he found the available information on how to navigate the situation very lacking. So he documented his experience and wrote the Navigating TPLO Surgery Article that can hopefully help others make their way through the process with as little setbacks as possible!

  • The actual injury and getting back to the truck
  • The surgical options for a CCL injury
  • Confinement begins! Getting to the actual surgery
  • The odds of the 2nd leg getting injured and was it considered while operating on the first?
  • The cost of the surgeries
  • The process and tips for picking up from the vet
  • The sling/towel used for support while moving
  • The containment space. Design, tips, and considerations
  • Icing and PEMF (Pulse Electromagnetic Fields)
  • The daily attention and supervision required
  • Confinement is finally lifted with limited freedom and walks
  • Cleared for full activity! Until....the 2nd leg....
  • The second surgery's "complications"
  • Lessons learned and considerations moving forward
  • Using Librela for the underlying lameness and arthritis
  • K9 Athlete New Dog and Dasuquin supplements

For further questions, you can reach Cliff Hawkins at navigatingTPLO@gmail.com.

-

Presented By:

Standing Stone Supply | Check out their Online Courses and Use Code GDIY to save 15%

onX Hunt Maps | Use Code: GDIY20 to save 20%

Upland Gun Company | Check out their online gun builder and put eyes on your dream gun today!

Marsh Wear Clothing | Use Code GDIY15 to save 15% (Patreon Patrons save even more)

Trulock Choke Tubes | Use Code: GDIY10 to save 10%

-

Other Partners:

BPro Kennels

Eukanuba [What I Feed My Dogs: Premium Performance 30/20]

Bird Dog Society

-

GDIY Links:

Patreon | Instagram | Facebook | Website

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  continue reading

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