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   Can a dog have surgery for a CCL injury?

   • Medical management is also okay if surgery is not financially or logistically an option for your dog. However, most patients will have better outcomes with surgery. The standard surgical procedures used to treat CCL injuries fall into two categories: extracapsular repairs and biomechanical repairs.

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   Can a 30 lb dog recover from a CCL injury?

   • In dogs under 30 pounds, there is a possibility of recovery that doesn't require surgery through ample rest, anti-inflammatories, and physical rehabilitation. This is dependent upon the size of your pet, their overall health, and the severity of your dog’s CCL injury.

   Your Guide to CCL Surgery in Dogs | Santa Cruz Vet

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   How long does it take for a dog to recover from CCL surgery?

   • When it comes to CCL surgery, recovery is never a quick process, although some dogs recover more quickly than others. While most dogs are able to return to normal activities after 16 weeks, your dog may require longer. We cannot stress enough the importance of following the post-op instructions provided by your vet.

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   What happens if a dog has a CCL injury?

   • Many dogs with a single CCL injury will often go on to injure the other leg soon afterward. In dogs under 30 pounds, there is a possibility of recovery that doesn't require surgery through ample rest, anti-inflammatories, and physical rehabilitation.

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2. mydogsymptoms.com › ccl-surgery-post-op-careCCL Surgery Post-Op Care: Example Rehabilitation Plan

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   If your dog is having knee surgery, make sure your surgeon or vet gives you a detailed post-op rehabilitation and physical therapy plan! Here is the plan we got after Jasmine’s knee surgery to give you an idea of what such a plan should look like.

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   • Preparation. Before your dog has their CCL surgery, there are a few things you need to have ready for when they come home: A Crate. This is the number one most important item on the list.
   • Day One. Depending on the protocol of your surgeon, you will most likely bring your dog home the day of or the day after surgery. They will probably be excited to see you, but it is important that they not get too worked up.
   • Week One. In some ways, this is the worst but easiest week. Your dog will probably be feeling quite sorry for themselves, which is always horrible to see, but they also probably won’t be trying to run around either.
   • Week Two. Week two doesn’t have a lot of variation from the first week. If your dog has stitches in their skin, they will likely be removed at around days 10–14.

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5. www.dogster.com › dog-health-care › week-by-weekWeek-by-Week Recovery Guide From Your Dog's ACL Surgery - Vet ...

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   Apr 23, 2024 · ACL repair is invasive surgery with an intense recovery period demanding a lot of your time, effort, care, and patience over many weeks.

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6. www.mahoningvalleyah.com › 2016 › 04Post-Operative Care for Dogs Following CCL Surgery

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   Post-operative rehabilitation following CCL surgery is an important part of the recovery process for your dog. The goal of therapy is to gradually return the leg to normal function over the course of the next 3 to 4 months. Dogs tend to use the leg too much too soon after surgery and can cause repair failure. Alternatively, if your dog does not ...

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   May 8, 2023 · Medical management is also okay if surgery is not financially or logistically an option for your dog. However, most patients will have better outcomes with surgery. The standard surgical procedures used to treat CCL injuries fall into two categories: extracapsular repairs and biomechanical repairs.

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9. www.pacificsantacruzvet.com › site › blogYour Guide to CCL Surgery in Dogs | Santa Cruz Vet

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   Mar 15, 2024 · In dogs under 30 pounds, there is a possibility of recovery that doesn't require surgery through ample rest, anti-inflammatories, and physical rehabilitation. This is dependent upon the size of your pet, their overall health, and the severity of your dog’s CCL injury.

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    Several surgical techniques are currently used to correct CCL rupture. Each procedure has unique advantages and potential drawbacks. Your veterinarian will guide you through the decision-making process and advise you on the best surgical option for your pet.