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TPLO surgery can cost anywhere from $3,000 to $8,000 depending on the geographic region, caliber of the facility where the surgery takes place, size of the dog, and what’s included in the price. TPLO surgery ...

No. Although we commonly take referrals from primary care veterinarians, if your pet is showing signs of CCL injury, such as limping and pain, you can contact us to schedule a consultation. If you’re concerned ...

This is probably our most frequently asked question! CCL rupture is one of the most common orthopedic injuries we see in our canine patients, and TPLO surgery is one of the most common orthopedic surgeries ...

Post-operative patients: stifle, spine, hip, elbow, and shoulder surgeries, amputation and fracture repair, as well as soft tissue and oncologic surgeries. We partner with board-certified surgeons to build comprehensive treatment and recovery plans when surgery ...

Nonsurgical management of cruciate disease, hip dysplasia, spine problems or elbow dysplasia. For nonsurgical candidates, we can design protocols to enable the highest possible pain-free function and, in some cases, discuss custom orthosis (brace) options.

Muscle injuries and medial shoulder instability.Whether working through an acute or chronic injury, we design treatment protocols that can include laser, acupuncture, tens therapy, therapeutic exercises, and a home exercise program to promote healing and ...

Osteoarthritis, degenerative joint disease and weight management. As pets age and degenerative changes progress, pain-free mobility and function are paramount. We can work together to provide pain management, supplements, rehabilitation planning, and long-term goals to ...

We do offer a discounted rate for pre-purchase of follow-up exams and for use of the underwater treadmill. Contact us for more information.

Yes, some companies like Trupanion do cover up to 90% of rehabilitation costs. Check with your company as they may add this service at any time.

There are several things to look for that may indicate your pet is experiencing pain: Introversion or not seeking attention Less activity or playfulness Change in personality (more irritable or agitated) Panting more often Decrease ...