Luxating Patella In Dogs
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- If you’re a dog owner with toy or miniature breed dogs, some day you’ll probably have to deal with a luxating patella. If that happens, most vets will tell you that surgery is the only solution.
But there are lots of natural ways to help your dog with this hereditary problem … without surgery.
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00:00 Intro
00:33 What Is Luxating Patella
01:21 Does Your Dog Have Luxating Patella?
01:50 Options To Manage Luxating Patella
02:51 Nutrition
03:26 Excess Weight
03:43 Regular Walking
04:00 Minimize Vaccines
04:43 Other Management
05:34 Outro
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Great information. Thank you so much.
I clicked on this vid because I think he’s got this….
My dog was vaccinated as a puppy before I got him and hasn’t received any since and he’s nearly 3.
Thanks for the info 👍🏼
Can a dog with grade 2 and 3 luxating patella continue to play flyball. My dog is very active and loves the sport.
Hey, I really loved the video thank you for the information! My Pekingese dog has a luxating patella in both of it's legs. One is grade 2 and the other 1.5. I would be very grateful if you have some tips or physical therapy exercises to help him because I would really like to avoid surgery :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Totally correct
Thank you!
God bless you for all you do. I share
Thank you! And you're welcome!
Thanks for the video ❤ How can i be sure of my dog has a luxating pattela? Can i send you his x rays?
Hello - great information. I just rescued a 4 year old toy Yorkie with medial luxating patella in both his hind legs. One is grade 3 and the other is grade 4. I went to an orthopedic surgeon and he said that he might need 2 or 3 surgeries. I'm not a vet but I surely am skeptical of his recommendation and skepticism about fixing the problem with surgery. I really don't want to subject this fragile creature to 3 surgeries with no guaranteed outcome according to the surgeon. He walks on 3 legs and sometimes on 4 but mostly he lifts the one with grade 4. Can you provide any insights on what should I do and if I should consider the surgery. Many thanks
Here is a great article on luxating patellas: www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/treatment-options-for-the-luxating-patella/
You can also look into hydrotherapy, chiropractic, massage and acupuncture as ways to help manage a luxating patella.
Our 10 year old mini poodle has the knee out of place now from a jump. It's been two weeks and no change, she is still limping. Can you tell me about the raw meat diet adding omega 3? We don't know what to do, will. We have seen the wrap, or brace do those work and would you consider that?
Sounds like your situation is very very serious. Hopefully you were able to take your dog to the vet because it is extremely painfull for the dog.!
My Boston terrier had it in both legs, surgery in one leg aged 4 years old allowed her to become more balanced and her other knee fixed itself. 5 years later the pins are still in place, she has arthritis which she would have got anyway/already had (she is a rescue who was poorly treated, kept outside and used for breeding). She wears a soft knee support for her walks 👌 She maintains a weight of 7kg as she's a small Boston terrier and has one short walk a day of 20 minutes. I have a large garden and 4 other dogs so lots of play time. She never has vaccines, and I agree with hydrotherapy and exercises to strengthen the knees 👍Aged 9 now and doing well! We had absolutely zero complications with surgery and revovery🙏
That is so great to hear!
What kind of knee support do you use
Well, i would recommend you specify for which grade is actually manageable with alternatives to surgery. I would love to know how would you conservatively treat a grade 4 patellar luxation. Also nice, vaccines and collagen...1 Study in Beagles oh and guess what all other sites that mention that study as a source are now not displaying any other studies on anything at all...
Well, thank you for the recommendation …..
Do you recommend any knee braces If so which one .. please help our golden retrievers seems to be popping out more and more
We don't have recommendations on braces, but you could reach out to a local hydrotherapy place or a canine chiropractor. They may be able to guide you!
It would literally be way more, significantly more helpful if you actually provided video example of a dog going through this.
Vanessa what do you recommend for the puppy shots? I have a new puppy and really don't want to have him getting so many shots .
I gave my pup only a parvo shot. No boosters and she is now a healthy eleven year old.
Hi Saffron Sun, I am going to link an article here for you that may help you make a decision on vaccines:)
www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/which-dog-vaccines-are-necessary/
Find a holistic vet and do titers
@@annemargaretmorrall1442 "parvo" is generally electrolyte imbalance from malnutrition or toxicity from vaccines. It can not be caught.
I am new at this. I have a 8 1/2 year old Papillion Maltese mix with a luxating patella in her right knee. It became noticeable when she started to fall or I should say lean over as she was walking. The vet diagnose the problem and put her on carprofen 25 mg 1/2 tablet every 12 hours for pain and inflammation. I have had to force it down her throat. she will not eat much of anything I have managed to get her to eat a small amount of what I call people food not so much the raw diet yet. my question is these pills make her tired and she lays around a lot. The veterinarian said it was to keep her so she wouldn’t be jumping up on things . after the pills we might have to do surgery. In between the pills about eight hours in she comes running to the door to meet me loves to be outside seems normal until the next pill dose. I have stopped taking her for walks which I understand. I’m doing just the opposite of your recommendation. My biggest problem is getting her to eat anything,suggestions would be appreciated.
My dog is a Maltese too, 7 1/2 yrs old. Having surgery in two week. He's a stage 3. He's also on the same med as yours. I actually brake that 25 in three even pieces and that way he gets a 1/3 of the pill every 12 hrs, because he was just laying around also. Seems like not a big difference but to a 15 pound dog it is. Hopefully your dog is doing well. I'd definitely get the surgery I'm paying $3,800 total. FML
9 pound, 10 year old Chi came to me with lux patella in both knees. One completely out and the other goes in/out. Runs with in/out leg up. Tore CCL in that leg and now we need surgery for pain (shifting knee) and to protect the other knee in long term. They are going to try to fix patella during the ACL surgery. Possible he will continue lifting leg up because he is used to it. This will be a long, tiring rehab but best outcome would be if he could run pain free again. Currently falls over sometimes during walks (he pees like a man) and unable to lift leg as high when runs. On 1/2 25mg carprofen once a day but at time of injury, they put him on 1/2 tablet 1-2 times/day.
GO NATURAL IF POSSIBLE? MEDICATIONS CAN BE DANGEROUS & SURGERIES. MEDICATION UNFORTUNATELY HURT MY DOG & SHE PASSED AWAY.
One of my shih tzu's has this. She came to me as a sickly adult and has improved so much with a raw diet, filtered water, no flea meds, herbicide free lawn, no vaccines, and plenty of love and exercise. She gets around just fine these days and doesn't seem to be in pain so I really hope she can avoid going under the knife in the future.
I LOVE your content, you're one of the only sources I trust for dog related health questions!
Thank you so much! So glad you are enjoying the videos!
So glad to hear! Anything else you can add?
Can luxating patellas be reversed? Or only managed?
Even with surgery, there is no guarantee that it won't happen again. There are great ways to manage it that can keep it from affecting day to day activities!
@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM I wasn't suggesting surgery at all. I'm just asking if luxating patella can be reversed naturally?
Someone finally promotes raw diet and gives the truth on 💉 👏👏
Thank you!
Hydrotherapy was brilliant for my dog…….