Today my boy Lars had his 8-week x-ray to determine if his TPLO is healing up the way it is supposed too. I dropped him off at the vet at 8:30 and was told that the vet would call me after the x-ray was performed to discuss the findings. Lars’s troubles first began way back [...]
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My beautiful Black Lab Lars has his very own Facebook page and has many adoring fans that check in on him daily to see what he is up too. Being lazy as of late because of TPLO rehab, Lars, AKA Bar has had a lot of free time on his paws and has put it [...]
It appears that Lars’ longest walk on Sunday has actually set him back a little on his ongoing road to recovery post TPLO surgery. After two easy days which included some shorter walks he appeared to be doing much better but after a longer flexi walk yesterday, he spent the remainder of the day really [...]
Nearly seven weeks post TPLO for the bar, and his first minor set back in recovery. Yesterday was a very cool day and Lars was very amped up as a result, taking full advantage of his 25ft of room on his flexi leash to bound back and fourth on his lengthy outing. For the rest [...]
So recently I discovered that there were a few staple stragglers that the vet techs had not seen when I took Bar in to have his staples removed one week after he underwent TPLO. Needless to say I was not very impressed when I discovered the two extra pieces of metal in Bar’s leg but [...]
It is now six weeks post TPLO surgery for Lars, only two weeks to go before his eight week x-ray.
Five and a half weeks post surgery for the Bar, leaving two and a half weeks to go before he has his next vet appointment.
How often do you walk Fido? Research has proven that getting out the door with your pooch is not only good for your four-legged family member, but good for owner health as well.
Today is a milestone day for Bar, as it is one month since he underwent TPLO Surgery on his left rear leg.
Today is three weeks to the day that Bar went under the knife to repair his torn ACL in his left rear leg.