Why It Is Important?

Non-surgical alternatives to TPLO, such as weight management, physical therapy, joint supplements, knee braces, and medications, can help stabilize your dog’s injured knee and manage pain. These options work best for smaller or less active dogs and require close monitoring and commitment for effective recovery.

How to Apply to Your Dog?

Consult a veterinary surgeon if your dog has a CrCL injury.

Additional Information?

Many dogs with CrCL damage are deficient in manganese. Whole foods to feed include furred items, mussels, green tripe, and high-quality muscle meat and organs.