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13/04/2015

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13/04/2015

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03/03/2015

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03/03/2015

Orthopedic
Orthopedic problems are quite common in companion animals; they can be caused by trauma, cancer, or genetics. The veterinarians at CEDARCREST can perform orthopedic procedures to improve the quality of life of your pets. From amputation, to fracture repair, to cruciate ligament repair, our DVMs are here to meet most of your pets orthopedic needs

13/02/2015

SOFT TISSUE SURGERY
Soft tissue surgeries include respiratory, hepatic, oncologic, thoracic, abdominal, and reconstructive procedures. Additional advanced surgical procedures include:
- Total ear canal ablation
- Portosystemic (liver) shunt attenuation
- Perineal urethrostomy
- Herniorrhaphy
- Thoracic and abdominal mass removal

10/02/2015

In Part 1 of this article I introduced the Whys and Benefits of dog massage. Here I’ll follow up with my three favorite basic and effective moves you can do for your dog. Putting the Moves On Your Dog You probably already do some version of these moves subconsciously. That’s because your dog guides…

10/02/2015

Orthopedic
Orthopedic problems are quite common in companion animals; they can be caused by trauma, cancer, or genetics. The veterinarians at CEDARCREST can perform orthopedic procedures to improve the quality of life of your pets. From amputation, to fracture repair, to cruciate ligament repair, our DVMs are here to meet most of your pets orthopedic needs

09/02/2015

Veterinary Orthopedic Surgery
Veterinary orthopedic surgery deals with bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments. The veterinarians at Pet Medical Center see pets almost every day with a variety of orthopedic conditions. If your pet is favoring a leg either constantly or intermittently, is having difficulty getting up, or seems to be slowing down, there may be a problem with his or her joints. Sudden limping or pain accompanied by swelling or the abnormal appearance of a leg could indicate a bone or joint injury. This could be a broken bone or torn ligament. Some pets require orthopedic surgery to correct congenital problems they are born with, not caused by injury. Many of these problems can be solved with surgery.

07/02/2015

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06/02/2015

A x-ray of this Labrador's hips shows severe hip dysplasia and thickening of the femur. Compare this to the other hip
Hip dysplasia is a common disease affecting many breeds of dogs in Northern Ireland, especially Labradors, Retrievers, German Shepherd Dogs and other large breeds.

05/02/2015

You’re almost certainly familiar with the names of Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) like Rimadyl, Metacam, Deramaxx and Previcox. These drugs are frequently prescribed by veterinarians to manage inflammation and pain, not only for long term disease like arthritis, but also for injuries…

05/02/2015

05/02/2015

This dog had suffered trauma to its chest and was having severe difficulty breathing. A quick x-ray was able to show us that both of its lungs had collapsed due to a condition called Pneumothorax. A chest drain was inserted and the dog recovered rapidly.

04/02/2015

TPLO Plates manufactured by Narang Medical Vet Division......
Narang Medical's Vet Ortho division is manufacturing and exporting Veterinary Implants to meet our Vet surgeons’ needs. We have a vast range of Vet Implants, including a vast selection of TPLO plates, locking head screws, TTA implants, fracture repair plates, cortical and cancellous screws.

04/02/2015

TPLO SURGERY

The TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) surgery has become one of the most popular orthopedic surgeries performed on dogs who have torn their cranial cruciate ligament, also commonly referred to as the dog acl.

Developed by Dr. Barclay Slocum, the TPLO surgery it first was considered a radical procedure for addressing canine ACL injuries. Now in existence for over 20 years, the surgery has proven itself, time and time again, to be an extremely effective long term solution for addressing cruciate ligament injury in dogs.

The philosophy behind the TPLO surgery is to completely change the dynamics of the dog’s knee so that the torn ligament becomes irrelevant to the stability of the knee itself.

Let’s quickly review the basics. When your dog stands, if you look from the side, you can see that your dogs knee is bent, at a slight degree of flexion. Because of this bending, the ACL inside the knee joint is always load-bearing, meaning it always has tension on it. This constant tension on the dogs ACL, therefore makes this ligament the most susceptible to injury. In fact, injury to this ligament is hands-down the most common orthopedic injury in dogs.

When a dog tears its ACL, every time the dogs goes to stand or put weight on the leg, the femur slides/rubs on the back of the tibia. This rubbing causes pain and inflammation, which is very uncomfortable. This is why most dogs with a torn ACL will not even put any weight on the leg, or if they do, they will just toe touch the leg to the ground.

The true beauty of the surgery is that it completely alters the dynamics of the knee. Once the bone is cut and rotated the tibial plateau, where the femur and the tibia communicate, no longer can slide backwards. The knee is immediately stabilized. By doing so, this eliminates the need for the ACL ligament entirely and returns stability to the joint immediately. Once the knee is stabilized, the dogs will begin to use the limb again. In fact in most cases the dogs are weight bearing with-in a few days after surgery if not the very next day.

COST OF TPLO SURGERY

The cost of TPLO surgery can vary depending on who and where the surgery is being performed. The average cost ranges from $2500 – $4500. The cost depends on the veterinary surgeon and hospital. The cost may include pre-surgery bloodwork, anesthesia, the surgery itself, post surgery care and medications. Some hospitals may even include post-surgical physical therapy.

ALTERNATIVES TO TPLO SURGERY

There are several alternatives to TPLO surgery. Although the TPLO is a great surgery to repair a torn ACL in dogs, it is not the only option.. Therefore it is best to have a conversation with your veterinarian or veterinary surgeon and discuss all of your options. There are several things that should be considered when choosing the right surgery. Here is a list of things to consider:

Age of our dog
Size & Weight of the dog
Is your dog calm or active
Financial Considerations
After Surgery Care
Degree of joint disease. ie. Arthritis
Access to a board certified orthopedic surgeon
Access to a canine rehabilitation facility
Three of the most common alternatives to ACL surgery are:
Traditional Extracapsular Lateral Suture Technique
Tightrope Technique
Tibial Tuberocity Advancement (TTA Surgery)
Regardless of which surgery you choose the key to long term success is in the after care. It is simply astonishing just how fast these dogs begin to lose muscle mass and range of motion in the knee during this period where they are not weight bearing fully on the affected leg. In the last 20 years, physical therapy principles and techniques have been developed and altered to help dogs recovery properly after major orthopedic surgery such as this. Physical therapy for dogs is more commonly referred to as Canine Rehabilitation.

TPLO RECOVERY

The first 12 weeks following the TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) surgery are a critical time of recovery and rehabilitation. There are certain activities and exercises that can be done to help your dog resume and develop full use of the affected limb. When done correctly and introduced at the proper time, you will significantly improve your dog’s chances for a safe and successful recovery.

This recovery period is a critical time and therefore must be taken very seriously. Though the surgery corrected the structural problem quickly, it is the post-surgical therapy and exercises that will truly made the surgery a success.

TopDog Helps Guide You Though the Process… Established in 2004, TopDog Health and Rehabilitation has been a leader in educating, motivating and guiding pet owners through this difficult period of surgery and recovery. Our mission statement sums it all up. We help you “Get your dog back to 100% and maintain a lifetime of healthy joints.”

At TopDog We Like to Keep Things Simple:
Learn: Educate yourself on how you can personally help your dog recovery safely and successfully after surgery.
Click here to download: TopDog’s Home Rehabilitation Guide for TPLO Surgery
Click here to find a canine rehabilitation facility in your area
Nurture: Provide them with the essential nutrients their joints need (ie. A high quality joint supplement)
Click here for TopDog’s Joint Supplement for Post Surgery Dogs
Click here to find other veterinary brands of joint supplements
**Warning** When if comes to joint health supplements…buyers beware….when it comes to the health of your dog make sure to use only top veterinary trusted products.
Patience: Understand that FULL recovery takes time (often upwards of 6 months), therefore be patient and consistent
Feel: Know when they are ready to run (meaning learn how to evaluate your dog. If you let them free to early they are most likely going to injury another leg or joint)
Remember that like humans, not all dogs recover at the same speed. It is best to be conservative and consistent. Do not force your dog to do certain exercises if they are unwilling. It is always best to seek professional guidance if available.

03/02/2015

Radiograph showing a stone in the stomach of a dog, which was repeatedly vomiting. The stone was removed surgicallly from the gut at surgery allowing this dog to fully recover.

03/02/2015

Vet Diagnostic Imaging - Radiology X-ray

02/02/2015

Safety Lock 'T' Plate 3.5mm, Oblique Angled for Vet ortho Surgery.
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02/02/2015

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02/02/2015

Veterinary Broad Curved Safety Lock Plate 4.5/5.0mm for Vet ortho Surgery.
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02/02/2015

Veterinary Dynamic Compression Plate 2.0mm for Vet ortho Surgery.
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02/02/2015

VET Orthopedic surgery
- Ruptured anterior cruciate ligament repair
For hip dysplasia:
- Femoral head ostectomy
- Triple pelvic osteotomy
- Hip replacement
- Leg amputation
- Bone fracture repair
- Arthroscopy
MPL - medial patellar luxation
APL - anterior patellar luxation

Veterinary surgery is surgery performed on animals by veterinarians, whereby the procedures fall into three broad categories: orthopaedics (bones, joints, muscles), soft tissue surgery (skin, body cavities, cardiovascular system, GI/urogenital/respiratory tracts), and neurosurgery. Advanced surgical procedures such as joint replacement (total hip, knee and elbow replacement), fracture repair, stabilization of cranial cruciate ligament deficiency, oncologic (cancer) surgery, herniated disc treatment, complicated gastrointestinal or urogenital procedures, kidney transplant, skin grafts, complicated wound management, minimally invasive procedures (arthroscopy, laparoscopy, thoracoscopy), etc. are performed by Veterinary Surgeons (as registered in their jurisdiction). Most general practice veterinarians perform routine surgery [neuters (spay and castration), minor mass excisions, etc.], some also perform additional procedures.

The goal of veterinary surgery may be quite different in pets and in farm animals. In the former, situation is a bit like in human beings, and more and more complex operations are performed, with sophisticated anaesthesia techniques. In the latter, the cost of the operation must not exceed the economic benefit in surgically treating the illness.