Acl In Dogs video compilations

Limping dog: ACL Injury Posted by: DrGregDVM Video duration: 712 seconds Global video hits: 1218 Dixie injured her ACL ligament in her left knee and also has arthritis in her back. ACL tears may require surgery for really movable painful joints or physical therapy to strengthen the damaged joint. Related: limping, dog, acl, tear, sprain, dog. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: I really admire ... By: VincentwUK. on 19 Apr 12, 00:59:10 I really admire your? work. No those are gas ... By: DrGregDVM. on 18 Apr 12, 01:11:40 No those are gas patterns? in the small intestine 5:51? are those ... By: kahlan stewart. on 18 Apr 12, 00:04:48 5:51? are those worms? excellent video!? By: ShinkleGunDog. on 17 Apr 12, 20:54:04 excellent video!? my black lab has ... By: littlellamalord. on 05 Apr 12, 08:07:24 my black lab has torn both of her ACL's and has had to have surgery. Thanks for the video,? very informational. Glad you liked it !? By: DrGregDVM. on 16 Feb 12, 02:02:36 Glad you liked it !? I loved this video? By: kompikos. on 15 Feb 12, 21:59:18 I loved this video? That is weird, hard ... By: DrGregDVM. on 30 Jan 12, 21:28:24 That is weird, hard to say what without seeing it.Sounds like you need a bigger bed.Thanks? for watching all of those gross ones! well... yeah, I got ... By: movm2813. on 30 Jan 12, 04:44:37 well... yeah, I got 3 dogs and I thought that switching my full size bed to a queen size would give me a little more space, but for some reason they just like laying on top of me or in my pillow so I only get a corner of it LOL! but, when he is kicking, it almost looks like he cant control it, like they are just kicking on their own and he definitely does the reverse sneezing but this noise is different, idk just weird :D I watched all your videos last night hehe couldnt? stop watching That could be lots ... By: DrGregDVM. on 30 Jan 12, 03:02:54 That could be lots of things, he's kicking you because he's a bed hog. Sounds like he is reverse sneezing...check on line and I? have a video of a pug doing it. They rock back and forth and make a wierd noise, I would have to see it to know @DrGregDVM ... my ... By: movm2813. on 30 Jan 12, 00:58:36 @DrGregDVM ... my dog kicks me when Im sleeping, and I dont think he does it in purpose, he gets mad about it and keeps moving from one side of the bed to another and then he will suddenly get up and it kind of sounds like he is going to be sick, its a weird noise in his stomach and then he just starts moving his tongue as if he was? licking something, any idea what could be happening to him? also, I saw him walking really slow twice with his legs shaking, any ideas of what could it be? Hope that owners ... By: DrGregDVM. on 20 Jan 12, 18:01:10 Hope that owners understand a bit more about the diagnostic process? @MrWhittierMan.? ... By: DrGregDVM. on 20 Jan 12, 18:00:08 @MrWhittierMan.? Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it ... By: DrGregDVM. on 20 Jan 12, 17:59:33 Glad you enjoyed it, thanks? for watching Thank you! I've ... By: drawolftiger. on 20 Jan 12, 13:49:12 Thank you! I've always wanted to see a VDO? demonstration of diagnosing ACL tears! Another great video ... By: MrWhittierMan. on 20 Jan 12, 07:51:31 Another great video. Thank? you Doctor. Great insight into ... By: apprec8ive. on 20 Jan 12, 06:47:18 Great insight into ACL.? Awesome job Dr Greg. Cruciate Ligament Rupture in Dogs: Symptoms and Diagnosis Posted by: vetstoria Video duration: 273 seconds Global video hits: 152851 A veterinarian explains everything you need to know about rupture of cruciate ligament in dogs Related: cruciate, ligament, vet, veterinary, dogs, laim, leg, limping, large Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Very informative. ... By: louise omahony. on 10 May 12, 18:01:52 Very informative. Short, easy to understand & to? the point. this was very ... By: htourangeau901. on 12 Apr 12, 21:45:05 this was very helpful.... my 4 yr old boxer was just diagnosed today.? i was so upset at the vet and everything was so fast. Precise and? ... By: watchnpray247. on 13 Mar 12, 05:51:06 Precise and? concise. Thank you very much. Very good video ... By: JustWaIkAway. on 27 Feb 12, 05:30:03 Very good video dude, this helps a? lot. Thanks. Thank you very much ... By: rogrhutch. on 18 Jan 12, 00:02:34 Thank you very much!? Great video with a ... By: buzzdavidson. on 14 Jan 12, 01:25:18 Great video with a good explanation,? thank you. Very? Interesting. By: Entlebucherlover. on 10 Jan 12, 03:17:21 Very? Interesting. Excellent? video. ... By: msmeganmole. on 02 Dec 11, 23:59:38 Excellent? video. Would like to watch the surgery. @Litarider: Humans ... By: stbaz. on 24 Nov 11, 01:08:42 @Litarider: Humans would have much pain while they healed if they had 3 other legs to stand on. Yes, doing nothing will not "fix" the ACL injury but the tissue surrounding the joint hardens to support the knee over 8 + weeks. The limp also keeps the dog from injuring or reinjuring legs. Different maybe if you have a very young dog,? mine's 13 y.o. Just telling you that vet surgeons will always recommend surgery - and that''s B.S. Just had my dogs ... By: guinnessmygirl. on 20 Nov 11, 18:10:44 Just had my dogs knee done on Thursday, she is recovering (long process). We tried to avoid surgery even with laser treatments for 5 weeks, but she fell back onto the knee when she was just standing.try to avoid the surgery at all? costs didnt work for her :( We live in NY it cost us 6,000! with one follow up visit. I have to have new xrays taken in 3-4 months which will cost I am sure up into the 100's.its a shame that when something happens they really take you to the bank . . . :( The price depends ... By: Litarider. on 19 Nov 11, 00:19:41 The price depends on where you are located and the number of qualified surgeons in your area. My dog had his first ACL done in the Philadelphia, PA area. It cost us about $3000 (no follow up included). We had higher and lower estimates for the surgery. We are now in California in the? East Bay Area and our dog is having his second TPLO today. We will pay around $5000 for the surgery (1 follow up visit included). Shop around and ask a lot of questions. As the owner of a ... By: Litarider. on 19 Nov 11, 00:14:28 As the owner of a rescued dog who had 2 ruptured ACLs, I can tell you that doing nothing does NOT fix a dog's knees. It is true that the pain may be worse at some times than it is at other times, which? may cause a decrease or disappearance in symptoms temporarily but it ALWAYS returns. Telling people not to fix their dog's knees if they can afford to fix them is not the best advice. Ask any human who had a torn ACL repaired about the extreme pain before surgery. hi my pups? surgery ... By: shakatua1. on 12 Nov 11, 09:51:18 hi my pups? surgery is costing around 2200 thats only using fishing line not the metal plate, the metal plate is 3500 and i have two pups who are going under the knife :-( hi im really ... By: shakatua1. on 12 Nov 11, 09:47:05 hi im really concerned i have 2 rottie pups who are six months of age they are? brothers. The question is how can a six month old pup have a cruciate left ligament tear and just a week after his brother has the same thing? please help is it due to bad breeding or just unlucky? Google ACL injury ... By: stbaz. on 12 Nov 11, 01:30:31 Google ACL injury in dogs before put your you jump on? the vet's operating table. Surgery is often presented as the only option because it is a cash cow. Simply doing nothing will stabilize the joint and doing nothing for at least 8 weeks is highly recommended. Anybody who has ... By: Ironhide258. on 08 Nov 11, 12:06:21 Anybody who has gone through this with there dog can you tell me. Our labrador has it and they told us before she can be operated on she needs to lose weight which she has but not enough yet. Shes been doing hydrotherapy and its been working however just today after she went my father dropped her when he took her out the van and she landed on the bad leg and now she cant walk again all that hard work down the drain is there a chance she hasn't done more damage? like if u were ... By: stians0n. on 06 Nov 11, 03:32:23 like if u were searching rupture! (avivii) ? I was told 3000.00- ... By: Dyanna0925. on 19 Oct 11, 02:32:44 I was told 3000.00-4000.00 dollars ? Thank you for this ... By: Dyanna0925. on 19 Oct 11, 02:31:57 Thank you for this video,my dog? also will be having the same surgery :( Our dog is looking ... By: MissTithe. on 17 Oct 11, 17:37:36 Our dog is looking to have this surgery, for 1 knee? to be done is nearly £3,500! Ouch!! How much was the ... By: e1g3r. on 06 Oct 11, 23:12:23 How much was the surgeries? Please? share! This video was ... By: Sevensixseven78. on 04 Sep 11, 14:29:39 This video was great and? very well done. Thanks Great, thanks for ... By: snailentropia. on 19 Aug 11, 16:33:12 Great, thanks for sharing, my Rottweiler just? had the op and all is well ! this was a terrific ... By: MW2DemonicMaster. on 17 Aug 11, 05:06:08 this was a terrific video showing and explaining how the cruciate ligament is connected to the knee. The demo really does show it very simply for those of us who are not veterinarians! My 5 yr old Australian Healer/Beagle mix just tore hers and will? be having surgery this week. When the Vet explains it you really can't get a clear picture of what it is all about. this video lets you see it pretty clearly. Thanks! Thank you so much ... By: Rhondda100. on 01 Aug 11, 10:16:20 Thank you so much for doing? this. My West Highland is going in for an operation to repair her cruciate ligament tomorrow and although the vet did explain, it was hard to concentrate on what he was saying at the time as i was so worried about her. Thanks again. Canine Cruciate ligament repair Posted by: AnimalMedicalCentre Video duration: 362 seconds Global video hits: 12 Related: dog, canine, orthopedic, dogs, edmonton, surgery, acl, cruciate Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Cruciate Ligament Rupture In Dogs (2): Surgical Repair Posted by: vetstoria Video duration: 256 seconds Global video hits: 105673 Following our first video on the symptoms and diagnosis of a cruciate ligament injury in dogs, let's now talk about its treatment. The best way to treat this condition is to operate on the patient. Several techniques are successfully used in the UK. In this podcast, we decided to describe the most common operation, which is called the Over-The-Top technique. Related: cruciate, surgery Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Procedure in ... By: RC6047. on 15 May 12, 18:00:24 Procedure in Oshkosh WI is? about $619.00. thankyou.? and your ... By: marishkapishka. on 09 May 12, 21:09:25 thankyou.? and your dog sounds like she needs the surgery herself. i hope she gets better. :) Awesome:D Good luck ... By: thexmarksmyheart. on 09 May 12, 20:36:02 Awesome:D Good luck to? you and your doggy. thankyou for your ... By: marishkapishka. on 09 May 12, 11:34:34 thankyou for your reply. i actually have since had the surgery done. ($1150 later...) but he is still in the bandage and is hobbling around. the bandage comes off in another few days. to soon to tell if it's worked yet.? If you were not to ... By: thexmarksmyheart. on 08 May 12, 16:46:38 If you were not to get the surgery done, it's pretty positive that the dog would relapse and the mobility of the dog would probably get worse. Especially if they're really crazy and active like my dog! We were told that if our dog did not get the surgery, her "quality of life would diminish" However, she can barely walk at times and is in a lot of pain. I guess that it could depend on how bad the dog is. You could talk to your vet about it, but I'm pretty sure it's only healed by? surgery. :'C my vet quoted me $ ... By: marishkapishka. on 28 Apr 12, 08:51:17 my vet quoted me $1200 to fix my dogs leg. cruciate ligament. i don't know wether or not to just strap it for a few weeks and leave it, as it can heal on it's own. i just don't want to put my dog through surgery if he doesn't need it. can someone please give me some advice?? I hate how some pet ... By: jamesdahertheiii. on 14 Mar 12, 02:20:09 I hate how some pet owners think they're smarter than vets who go to? 8 years of college at least. that is the highest ... By: theremington2009. on 21 Feb 12, 04:28:00 that is the highest price they had estimated. The lowest was about $3000. I have been researching this procedure. Do you know anything about it? I am not too sure about anything at this point. Help?? lol A little high but? ... By: larsjake. on 21 Feb 12, 02:43:32 A little high but? yeah, about right. @deanhere My? black ... By: theremington2009. on 21 Feb 12, 02:39:53 @deanhere My? black lab is 80 lbs. She needs the TPLO (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy) surgery. Her vet has the surgery and vet care estimated at $3300. Anyone? know what ... By: deanhere. on 15 Feb 12, 10:00:08 Anyone? know what this surgery costs? I have a 30 pound cocker spaniel and this is what the vet recommended. Thank you Im a sophomore in ... By: XvalzioX. on 11 Feb 12, 00:43:39 Im a sophomore in highschool . I want to be a vet my whole life really.? Anyone with experience or knowledge of how to get into vet school and explain to me the competitive process please pm me. I would much appreciate it. it depends on the ... By: erinikeefe. on 09 Feb 12, 19:49:03 it depends on the dog& whether it is a tear or rupture. My dog ruptured her acl a year and a half ago. She had the surgery& things have been wonderful! The surgery was delayed 2 weeks after her 1st rupture bc I was contemplating? other alternatives. Not ONCE did she put any weight on her leg. Sometimes surgery is necessary! And whatever you do ... By: samccarron. on 04 Feb 12, 05:52:20 And whatever you do, don't let you Vet elicit 'drawer' movement again after the initial diagnosis, and when they say 'come back in two weeks' and we'll re-examine him/her again. Two weeks is not? even close to a reasonable recovery or improving period of time (it's 8), and the re-examination is actually breaking down any attempts by your dog's body to re-stabilize the joint. Kind of situation that Vets want in order to perform surgery. Email me for my story. I'm just here to help. I also like to ... By: samccarron. on 04 Feb 12, 05:37:42 I also like to mention, that my dog made huge strides in recovery in just a few days of proper restricted activity. I chose to do a full 6 months of it, that is, no running, no jumping, stairs or pulling on leash, and it a bunch of swimming and it was no strict rule? of thumb. It is what I saw and observed in his recovery. 9 months after the initial 'diagnosis', he and I are back to our 30 mile/wk hikes without a glitch. I hope all of you ... By: samccarron. on 04 Feb 12, 05:29:30 I hope all of you people fully know that whether surgery is done or not, the dog still needs to be properly restricted. That's what most Vets fail to tell you. If you think the cast is taken off, and Skippy can bolt after rabbits again, you are mistaken. Restrict your dog's activity, let scar tissue replace the functionality of the torn ligament, and he/she will be okay? in a lot of cases. Restricted activity should be attempted by diligent owners who have their DOG in best interest. My 90lb male Shar ... By: samccarron. on 04 Feb 12, 05:20:18 My 90lb male Shar Pei/Weimaraner mix has made a full recovery without surgery (as recommended) with restricted activity. It takes a dedicated owner, but it is the way? to go. Don't buy into this high profit procedure hosted by not exactly a non-profit organization staffed with saints. Not saying anything particularly evil about Vets, but they are taught about injuries by Surgeons in school. There is no money in restricted activity. Email me at samccarron@gmail.com for my story and resources. Funny, the best way ... By: samccarron. on 04 Feb 12, 05:15:46 Funny, the best way to treat this condition is surgery! What a blatant, and pretentious recommendation. The best way to treat this condition is to restrict activity. Not reduce it, but to restrict it. That's up to the individual owner to see that it's done correctly. ? It means, no running, no jumping, no stairs, and no pulling on leash. My dog has a ... By: Stezus777. on 28 Jan 12, 09:20:30 My dog has a ruptured cruciate ligament it's along time sents it happend and it's getting even worse she is depressed and in pain I can't afford the surgery i thought she was indestructible I took her walks evey day for her almost six years do live I'm pissed after seeing this? shit the whole thing is fucked @nbvanatta1im ... By: SleeCee. on 27 Jan 12, 08:10:40 @nbvanatta1im pretty sure i just read a few people who opted NOT for surgery,instead restricted mobiltity(2 months with short walks no running or jumping)custom fitted brace that can be removed once the dog is healed, ice and heat flexing excerise',supplement to avoid/ or help with possible arthritis. SO tomorrow i take my 85lbdoodle back to vet,for xrays and diagnosed. after all,i want wants best for her,as long as? she isnt in pain and can live a normal life, without a limp or surgery. @FutureRob Hi Rob ... By: carole1589. on 12 Jan 12, 18:02:49 @FutureRob Hi Rob How did you do go on with the surgery ? I am opting for the suture type surgery and would really like some info. I am so scared for my dog its untrue. I have tried short walks and minimal excesise but he still has a limp. I am gutted. shaun.miles1@ntlworld.com I agree. My dog had ... By: Maishley. on 08 Dec 11, 21:31:40 I agree. My dog had to have surgery for? a torn cruciate and she had an incision on each side of her knee. Not one big gaping wound. Yikes. Great ! ? By: Johnyster. on 04 Dec 11, 00:26:29 Great ! ? talk about scar ... By: coastalangler. on 02 Nov 11, 14:04:45 talk about scar tissue, this surgeon has opened up large part of the knee that is not even necessary.? The incision could have been half the size of the opening incision Dog Cruciate Ligament (Dog ACL) Ruptures and Dog Arthritis Posted by: xdurin Video duration: 354 seconds Global video hits: 16856 www.dogarthritisblog .info Joint pain is a common problem affecting older dogs, as well as younger dogs that are inactive, too active or overweight. Related: dog acl, dog ruptures, dog arthritis, dogs arthritis, dog health, dog health watch, arthritis in dogs, dogs with arthritis, canine arthritis, arthritis dogs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: thankyou? good info By: 10jessie101. on 11 May 12, 12:35:58 thankyou? good info Puppies do ... By: xdurin. on 06 Aug 11, 02:35:01 Puppies do cruciates a? little different, so they normally require pins to be put in place if still growing. This does not affect their growth, though the pins can often be hard to remove if the bone grows over them. That has happened to me but is ok, I have just left them there and no problem. if puppies have ... By: UaeNaruto. on 05 Aug 11, 01:29:30 if puppies have this surgery will they stop growing? and? cripple for life? thank you Dog ACL Surgery Posted by: wtaetv Video duration: 211 seconds Global video hits: 50498 Nov. 8, 2007: We hear about blown ACL ligaments all the time in sports. It requires surgery and a long recovery time. But did you know there are five times more dogs going under the knife because of ACL tears than people? Related: wtae, pittsburgh, dog, acl, surgery, tear, repair, tendon, sprain, hurt Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Knee Brace for Stifle Injury in Yellow Lab.MP4 Posted by: mypetsbrace Video duration: 30 seconds Global video hits: 675 Abbey has an ACL injury. My Pet's Brace fabricated her a custom brace to support her knee. Abby is much more active and is almost full weight-bearing 4 weeks post injury. . Related: knee, brace, for, dogs, acl, injury, in, ccl, dog Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Bob Schneider - 40 Dogs (Like Romeo and Juliet) Posted by: mprandal Video duration: 259 seconds Global video hits: 172 Bob Schneider and the Moonlight Orchestra at ACL Studio @ Moody Theater for a Valentine's Day 2012 performance. Other performers on the night included Kat Edmonson, Ephraim Owens, Kevin Lovejoy, Danny Malone, Lex Land, Tosca String Quartet, and several more. Sorry for the shaky cam and mediocre sound... figured I'd post as some may still be interested. Related: bob, schneider Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Ginger, recovering from two TPLO's Posted by: LAVRC Video duration: 72 seconds Global video hits: 95 Ginger is a 10 year old mix breed dog that has had two TPLO surgeries to correct torn CrCL's within her stifles or knees. In this video she is having fun as well as recovering strength and coordination at LAVRC's, Animal Rehabilitation Center. Related: tplo, lavrc, lvrc, surgery, mandeville, veterinary, pets, acvs, acl, ccl, crcl, labs, dog, canine, k9, sidaway, louisiana veterinary referral, sports medicine, agility dogs, cruciate, ligament, knee, tpo, bone saw, gross, south paws, blood, documentary, film, animals, swelling, lame, tta, joint, surgeon, vet, broken, leg, pain, control, meniscus, anterior cruciate, southeast, la, frisbee, disc, tricks, animal, pet, tplo surgery, acl surgeryanimal planet Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Dog Cruciate (Dog ACL) Surgery Complications Dog Arthritis Posted by: xdurin Video duration: 468 seconds Global video hits: 764 www.dogarthritisblog .info Is your dog recovering slowly from dog cruciate (dog acl) surgery? Seeing your dog in pain can be very distressing, but understanding what surgical complications may be causing this pain. Related: dog acl, dog arthritis, dogs arthritis, dog health, dog health watch, arthritis in dogs, dogs with arthritis, canine arthritis, arthritis dogs, acl Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: German Sheperd Post ACL surgery Posted by: CubanPinUp Video duration: 40 seconds Global video hits: 17 At the park with my 22 month old German Sheperd Related: dogs, german, sheperd, puppy, puppies, agility, pets, cute Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Chewbacca gets acupuncture! Posted by: mitsievargas Video duration: 140 seconds Global video hits: 17 This is Chewbacca's second session after an ACL rupture on his right knee. The owner reports he is doing great after starting on herbal and acupuncture just one week prior. He was in pain,unable to put thatleg down and very grumpy.He now is recovering very nicely! 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