9. The cost is huge but the consequences of not doing it
can be heartbreaking. Our rescue Elwood popped an ACL almost 4 years before we got him. Surgery has less than a 10% chance to help him now. It's hard watching him try to sit or lay down. Doesn't seem painful. Yet. The vet assures us that will be coming.
and so hard to keep them quiet so that they can heal properly. My dog broke her leg last year and we ended up having to keep her sedated and in a kennel with only walking to go outside. It was insanely heartbreaking. Hope your furbaby heals up quickly :hugs: to both of you
I was trying to go the no-surgery route, even ordered a brace from Canada figuring I'd still want the brace even if he had surgery. Well - now I think I need to get him in to surgery. Every time he starts doing a little better and stop limping so much he'll move the wrong way and re-tweak it. I want him to have some sort of life this summer - hiking and swimming are big parts of it - and the rate he's going he's going to be on lockdown for the rest of his life. :( I've thinking surgery is more and more necessary. Thank god for credit cards. :(
My dog hurt her leg some time back. She got mad at me and wouldnt sleep with me the first night after we got back from the vet. That made like 2 nights since has been around. It was tough.
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