SACNH created this forum for people to share their experiences regarding TPLO surgery. Was your dog diagnosed with an ACL tear?
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Stonecliff Animal Clinic of NH created this page to help dog owners connect on the subject of TPLO surgery. Was your dog just diagnoses with a cruciate tear? Are you trying to wade through the options, TPLO, TTA, Lateral Suture? Did your dog have TPLO surgery and do you want to share your experience? The page will be moderated by Dr. Dan Kelly, SACNH's surgeon who has performed hundreds of TPLO s
urgeries as well as lateral suture. Veterinary staff that experience the procedure daily and/or had a pet go through the operation will also contribute. Judy Coates, a licensed canine rehabilitation therapist will also be on hand to help with aftercare suggestions. We hope this page will assist owners during the post-op stage as well as help owners make informed decisions as well as prepare for your pet's TPLO/lateral suture procedure.
This ice crusted snow is a "perfect storm" for cruciate damage. Be very careful letting your dogs run around in it today. ACL damage is serious! Questions or concerns: Stonecliff Lebanon, NH 603-448-2611 and Montpelier, VT 802-613-3958. We provide high quality "specialty" like surgery without the high price found with specialists! Over 30 years of experience!
Great news for Central Vermont! We are so excited to bring these services to Montpelier and surrounding towns. Dr. Kelly's extensive experience as a surgeon will make it so much easier for patients locally to have complicated surgeries performed instead of having to drive all the way to Burlington.
All of us at Stonecliff Animal Clinic are so excited to tell you the news! Stonecliff in Lebanon has a new sister! Stonecliff Veterinary Surgical Center is opening in Montpelier, Vermont. So many of you travel from the middle of Vermont for Dr Kelly's experienced surgical services. Now he will be seeing patients in Montpelier. Don't worry, he will continue to provide his Upper Valley patients with the same high quality surgical services they have come to rely on. Lebanon has some great news also! Stay tuned!! ❤️😍
Proud to see our great leader Dr Kelly addressing a crowd in Boston. He spoke on his experience with dog knee repair and insight on the different procedures that he uses to fix dog knees.
Dr. Kelly is back from Phoenix where he attended the American College of Veterinary Surgeons annual meeting. He participated in surgical training for a new procedure to correct elbow dysplasia and issues pertaining to the elbow. PAUL, Proximal Abducting Ulnar Osteotomy will be offered to Upper Valley patients with elbow dysplasia, one of the most common front leg lameness issues seen in dogs.
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What a great turnout for our event last Sunday! Lots of great info. from Dr. Kelly and our Canine Physical Therapist Judy Coates! Oliver entertained everyone and big thanks to Dazzle Cupcakes for some truly delicious treats!
Exciting ACL research at Stonecliff
Stonecliff has partnered with Kimball Union Academy(KUA) as part of a science class where students take on a year long research project. Dr. Kelly is mentoring several students on a project that will evaluate radiographically, wild vs. domestic dog knees. They will compare domestic dogs knees with ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) injuries to wild dog knee conformation to gain insight into if natural selection plays a part in a more stable knee structure. Very excited to be able to collaborate like this not only to help young minds grow but also to delve into the serious issue of cruciate injuries in dogs.
Lola's back to 100%!
This is the time of year when ACL injuries are very common.
Be careful letting your dog play in deep snow especially with a crusting of ice on top!
6 months post ACL repair and look at Lola go! (she is the crazy one tearing around)
swimming is the best rehab!!!! Lola is close to complete recovery!!!! Yeaaaaaaaa
trial: this one wins so far! Kong Cloud 1 Lola 0
Lola's surgery day!
This video is about Lola, a 1 yr old Lab that has a torn ACL ligament. Part 4 is her actual surgery day. We have decided to not do a TPLO procedure on her an...
Cone of shame applied
2hr since surgery and Lola is having her first meal!!!! We have an awesome pain management program
Lola has undergone the Ruby procedure to correct her ACL tear this morning is resting comfortable! Now comes the healing...
Lola is out of surgery!
Lola and the injured knee.... Part 3
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Maintaining Strength and Muscle Mass is key to a successful and quick recovery after your dogs knee surgery. Watch how Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therap...
Lola's knee pain has not improved on rest and pain medications. Today she will visit Dr. Dan Kelly our orthopedic surgeon and Lola's dad to try and decide on what the next step will be for her. https://youtu.be/SdcVWNIwWN4
This video is about ACL Problems with Dogs
Knee injury is a possibility for all dogs, even Dr. Kelly's 1 year old lab Lola. Dr. Kelly has been repairing dog knees since 1991, but he has never been faced with the decision on one of his own. Follow along as the family makes some tough decisions involving when and how Lola will have her knee repaired. Medical management? TPLO? TTA? Lateral Suture? Ruby?
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This video is about Ruby and Lola
Do you have a dog with an ACL injury and trying to decide what is the right procedure for repair? Already had cruciate surgery and wonder what else you can do to speed up recovery? Have a breed prone to ACL tears and want to do everything to prevent this problem? Just interested in the topic?
Join us on Sunday February 12th at 1pm for a lively discussion about the ACL. Dr. Dan Kelly, experienced orthopedic surgeon and Judy Coates, Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist will be on hand to answer questions, explain the different repair choices, and demonstrate techniques you can use at home to help with rehabilitation as well as prevention. Reserve your spot by calling SACNH at 603-448-2611. Refreshments and snacks will be served.
11/2 hours after TPLO surgery this beautiful girl is having her first snack. Great sign that our pain management program is working very well.
Waking up from any surgery and in this case TPLO surgery is never fun for anyone and especially a scared pet. At SACNH we start with an excellent pain management program, soft recovery beds, warm air blankets, lavender scented eye masks, soothing reassuring sounds and a personal nurse dedicated to their every wim.
Dr. Kelly just learned a new procedure for canine ACL rupture repair! Now you have more options apart from the TPLO, TTA, and lateral suture. Great news for all those dogs out there with knee problems!
Hello Everyone! Welcome to our TPLO Forum page! Stonecliff Animal Clinic of Lebanon, New Hampshire has performed hundreds of TPLO surgeries on dogs locally, as well as patients flown in from all over the US and Canada as well as Russia!. We know it can be a very confusing and scary time for owners facing their dogs impending surgery on the cruciate ligament. We want this page to be a place for the community to share in their experiences with TPLO or other types of cruciate repair. We also want owners with newly diagnosed dogs to be able to ask questions and get honest and accurate answers. Moderators will include our TPLO surgeon Dr. Dan Kelly, SACNH staff that have taken care of many of your patients that have undergone surgery at SACNH and Judy Coates, the Upper Valley's certified canine rehabilitation therapist. Our goal is to provide information on all the options as well as realistic expectations for your pet after surgery.
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