YOU CAN DO THIS!
I believe that caring for dogs with CCL injuries doesn't have to be overwhelming. I know it's difficult to believe, but it's true. The problem is that there are too many options: Should I choose surgery or try conservative management instead? Which surgeon is the best? Which surgical procedure is right for my dog? And then let's not forget about the opinions of what others think you should or shouldn't do regarding your dog's knee injury. This is the stuff that makes this process so stressful. There's an easier way.
I created this site because I wished something like it existed when my dog tore his CCL. When he began limping, I read countless blogs, watched lots of YouTube videos and Google searched about CCL injury. I assumed the more I learned the better I'd feel. The opposite happened. I became more confused and couldn't decide what to do next. And with all the time I was wasted, he became more depressed. A dog that used to be so happy running in his yard turned into a sad, painful couch potato.
When Vinny was fully healed, I knew I wanted to help other dog owners have an easier time navigating this crazy journey. I'm ready; are you? Let's do this!
I created this site because I wished something like it existed when my dog tore his CCL. When he began limping, I read countless blogs, watched lots of YouTube videos and Google searched about CCL injury. I assumed the more I learned the better I'd feel. The opposite happened. I became more confused and couldn't decide what to do next. And with all the time I was wasted, he became more depressed. A dog that used to be so happy running in his yard turned into a sad, painful couch potato.
When Vinny was fully healed, I knew I wanted to help other dog owners have an easier time navigating this crazy journey. I'm ready; are you? Let's do this!
STRESSED ABOUT YOUR DOG'S CCL TEAR?Take a deep breath. Exhale. You'll learn exactly what you need to know. You've GOT this.
I'm Carla Spinelli, best-selling author of The Essential Dog Owners Manual for CCL Injury: What to Do Before, During & After Surgery and the founder of RunAgainRover.
I'm also a health care worker that deals with anatomy, biomechanics, injury, recovery and rehabilitation. Caring for dogs is actually quite similar to caring for people! I'm happy to guide you on this journey. If you're like me, you'll do anything in your power to help your dog live a happy, healthy life. And if you're the kind of person who can't wait to see your dog run and play again, and you want to learn more about CCL injury and recovery so you can feel better about the decisions you'll make for your dog, you're in the right place. You want:
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