Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture and TPLO for Dogs and Cats

We’ve created this animation all about cranial cruciate ligament ruptures and TPLO surgery. We hope this video helps you to understand more about this condition, including what can cause it and how it can be treated. This animation also includes useful information about what to expect post-surgery, including how long your pet will need to rest for.

Thank you to our community members who helped us in the making of this animation - we really appreciate it!

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[kaylac]

Appreciate the visual of the procedure.

[Natalie-xfcx]

thank you so much for producing these animations, I am a second year vet student and find this vid and the rest of your channel very helpful!

[mojodogs]

Thank you for such a perfect video. My dog has had TPLO surgery today and this has helped put me at ease as although my wonderful vet explained it fully I couldn't take it in at all as I was in a daze. This was just perfect to see so thank you for taking the time to create such a wonderful explanation.

[shanniileah]

My dog is booked in for TPLO in 2 todays time. She goes to the vet tomorrow to get a morphine type patch put on as it takes up to 12 hours to start working then she’ll have surgery the following day.
I’m extremely nervous as she’s our baby but hopefully she’ll be okay and not in to much pain afterwards

[VanGranico]

Great TPLO video explanation 👍🏼
Thank you so much!

[miglianovet]

Amazing !!!! I recomennd to owners often.

[lisak]

I need to schedule my GSD TPLO surgery, however I work full time and do not have 2 weeks of PTO to be home. She is crate trained, however how often should I come home to let her out and give meds? Not sure what the best solution is for me

[safasameer]

Hello. Could I use a portion of this animation in a video I am working on? I will mention you in the credits