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Otherwise, everything you said is 100% true. The small ones recovery very well, even having both legs done at the same time. I would just make sure they do indeed do the cut/pin method.... I can say that 'after' the healing time was over, my Roxy became a brand new girl...BUT...she also was dealing with a Grade 3 and Grade 2 :rolleyes: |
Puppy Knee Problem I am in the process of buying a 4 month old yorkie that has grade two knees problems in both knees. The vet said the puppy would possibly need expensive surgery in the near future. I am not totally attached to the pup yet. Should i buy the puppy and are these operations successful? |
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Grade 2 is still low grade LP and it could stay Grade 2 forever and he may have no issues at all. Some dogs progress to Grade 3 and 4 over their lifetime, or it could happen rapidly... Each dog is different.... Cosiquin is a GREAT daily supplement for this type of joint issue :thumbup: |
Puppy knee problem thanks for the input! |
Looking for specialist recommendations My dog (not a yorkie, but a pomeranian mix) has just been diagnosed with LP. We received a referral to an ortho specialist at SouthPaws in Fairfax. They charge $100 for the initial visit, plus $200-400 for x-rays (per leg). We're a bit concerned about the surgery costs there, so we're looking for recommendations for (or against!) other specialists in the area. Can anyone give us a good recommendation? We'd appreciate all advice on doctors you've seen - positive and negative. Thanks for your help. |
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