Comments on: OrthoPets http://dogkneeinjury.com/orthopets/ A Help Resource and Support Guide for Dog Owners Mon, 21 May 2012 14:08:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Linda http://dogkneeinjury.com/orthopets/#comment-34532 Linda Sun, 10 Apr 2011 12:05:37 +0000 http://dogkneeinjury.com/?p=758#comment-34532 I should have a diagnosis tomorrow. If Olivia has an ACL tear,I will probably opt for conservative treatment due to her age. My question is does Orthopets accept Care Credit to purchase the braces? I should have a diagnosis tomorrow. If Olivia has an ACL tear,I will probably opt for conservative treatment due to her age. My question is does Orthopets accept Care Credit to purchase the braces?

]]> By: Jana Rade http://dogkneeinjury.com/orthopets/#comment-27975 Jana Rade Sat, 29 Jan 2011 22:06:07 +0000 http://dogkneeinjury.com/?p=758#comment-27975 Sherry, I think your girl is a bit young for moving on to a brace solution, though it can stabilize the knee for it to heal. It does do it differently than corrective surgery. Which surgery did you have done? Which diagnostics did you vet use and which surgery does he recommend? Sherry, I think your girl is a bit young for moving on to a brace solution, though it can stabilize the knee for it to heal. It does do it differently than corrective surgery.

Which surgery did you have done?

Which diagnostics did you vet use and which surgery does he recommend?

]]> By: sherry http://dogkneeinjury.com/orthopets/#comment-27974 sherry Sat, 29 Jan 2011 21:50:55 +0000 http://dogkneeinjury.com/?p=758#comment-27974 Our 2 yr. old German Shepherd has had surgery for torn ACL on both hind knees.The first operation on the rt rear knee healed in 3 months. The second operation on th left knee has now been 5 months and she still limps.The Vet now thinks he should do another operation and remove all of the miniscus in that knee. Is this a wise choice, and what about a knee brace, would that help after the second operation or instead of one? Our 2 yr. old German Shepherd has had surgery for torn ACL on both hind knees.The first operation on the rt rear knee healed in 3 months. The second operation on th left knee has now been 5 months and she still limps.The Vet now thinks he should do another operation and remove all of the miniscus in that knee. Is this a wise choice, and what about a knee brace, would that help after the second operation or instead of one?

]]> By: Jana Rade http://dogkneeinjury.com/orthopets/#comment-9132 Jana Rade Tue, 06 Jul 2010 07:45:48 +0000 http://dogkneeinjury.com/?p=758#comment-9132 OrthoPets! I was looking into brace solutions when researching options for Jasmine's knee injury. I looked at a whole lot of braces and OrthoPets' products are the only ones that looked the way I felt they should. I had a long talk with the founder and asked a lot of questions. I was really impressed with how well thought out their product is. Truly properly fitted, inside padded with diabetic foam on which it shows what adjustments need to be made for perfect fit depending on each dogs particular movement and resting preference. Had we pursued the brace solution, OrthoPets would have been our choice. OrthoPets! I was looking into brace solutions when researching options for Jasmine’s knee injury. I looked at a whole lot of braces and OrthoPets’ products are the only ones that looked the way I felt they should.

I had a long talk with the founder and asked a lot of questions. I was really impressed with how well thought out their product is.

Truly properly fitted, inside padded with diabetic foam on which it shows what adjustments need to be made for perfect fit depending on each dogs particular movement and resting preference.

Had we pursued the brace solution, OrthoPets would have been our choice.

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