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Has a Cruciate Ligament Knee Tear or Rupture. What Should I Do?
The recovery time from a cruciate knee surgery is generally several weeks to several months. Recovery time post-surgery will vary from dog to do. Each individual case will vary in terms of how long it takes a dog to recover fully from a cruciate ligament injury - it depends on the severity of the injury, amount of muscle wasting pre-surgery, etc.
Post-surgery care is critical for the success of TPLO surgery. So take the time in the following months to do all you can for your dog.
This can include:
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