Assessment of media patellar luxation with Dr. James Simcock 

Quick question, i know is a big dog, but TPLO and TCT isnt a bit much at the same time considerning that TPLO is a pretty invasive intervention?

so about 2 weeks ago my dog fell side ways off the couch and landed weird. his back left leg was instantly lame. we took them to doc they said just let it rest a week. been over a week now and every day after he gets the tiniest bit excited, his leg goes lame again. he doesn't cry but he stops and just holds his leg up. took him to a vet and they said it's patellar luxation. but i'm confused like will this ever go away? like the the 3 days at least once a day he has to stop and his leg goes lame. the vet said he was only grade 1, but it just seems odd for this to be happening every day.

Can a puppy grow out of thos, giant breed, 10months mastiff

It would be great if you live stream one where you do a TPLO and a patella luxation correction at the same time!

Very informative. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing james

I am sorry to say, but it is very important not to keep repeating the examination in the name of education on a dog that is sedated as it can cause other issues due to the unnecessary manipulation.