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Originally Posted by amandawash  Hey Nancy. I know that not all grade threes need surgery. However, what we are looking at is Ranger as an individual, and the active lifestyle he thrives on. It it were Ryder we would not be considering surgery at this point, as the only time he walks is to go potty on his pad, or the middle of the floor, whichever he decides 
The problem is that it has progressed very quickly and the more that it slips in and out, the more damage it's doing in there. If I leave it until it's really bad, his recovery may be impaired and he may not be able to resume the life he loves oh-so-much. I am so sad.
Thank you. I think us mommy's just *know* when something is wrong. |
This was the same for Roxy too. She is active in her walking, racing, pacing and do anxiety laps. She isn't a jump (legs are too short) but she started to carry her leg and limp quite often, so that's when we knew it was time. She is a brand new girl with her new set of wheels though
She gets Cosiquin every day now too
