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I put the tape on the side is tht wrong?

My dog has a broken ankle and injured knee and was taken to emergency vet and was treated for shock etc. And i cant afford surgeries and want to know what is best method to try and get this ankle to heal to best of its ability considering ? PLEASE HELP ...

Mine has cruciate ligaments as a disease

Please use a demonatration toy and not an qctual dog. By maniualting thr joint again and agin you are causing more damage in the bame.of education!

good job, cat is fine , good doctor

Great video on how to place a cast!

nice

As an animal osteopath student this video is very helpfull thank you !!

Great video, thanks for posting. Just placed my first cast since 4th year of vet school, this helped me remember the basic idea

Dx of Cr lig test method is very good

This is a very very good quality video

Impressive.

Great work

Great Info

Informative and to the point!

Thank you very much for the great info

Great info...simple and to the point. We took our Jack Russell to a vet yesterday to assess her injury. We suspect Cruciate failure, however the vet was unable to provide a diagnosis after performing the exam (same procedure in your video). We took x-rays that show no breaks, however, the vet wanted to send the x-rays to a specialist for a second opinion. We're so confused. It seems as though the diagnosis could be provided based on the exam you performed (and he performed) in this video. Can you think of anything else they are looking for in the x-ray? Our dog is only 7 years old very active and healthy. We should hear back from him today.

I‘ve never got a better and clear explanation about this subject although I studied to become an dog physiotherapist! So thank you so much ❤

My dog was diagnosed with this a month ago. The vet recommended surgery. I opted to wait. She is now walking on all 4's again and only raises her leg when running, which I try to stop her from doing, or tired. If she keeps up at this pace, I don't think she will need the surgery. I also opted not to get her a brace either. I think the fact that she holds her leg up from time to time is in response to pain, which might be good to keep her from putting pressure on that leg and further damaging it. A brace would not allow her to do that and might cause further damage. Just my two cents that seems to be working. I am keeping my fingers crossed on that.

Fantastic video! So informative and easy to understand. Thanks so much for sharing.

hello doc, can i ask you something. my 1 year old puppy get into accident and it broke his front legs. one of them are shattered bone. can we save it not to get Amputated?

Excellent video!

Hi Ben- what if the dog has both elbow and hip dysplasia? How would the dog show it’s lameness

This is the best video I have watched in a while. Thank you so much for this. How is it possible to have access to the more detailed videos? Please let me know.

Incredibly useful, thank you

I understand about the canine lameness more now! Thank you!

That was absolutely fantastic, clear and brilliantly explained! Please please release more content like this! And thank you for this video

Hi, I am training to be a hydrotherapist an this is really useful. How can I access the other more detailed video you mention in this one?

Super video that helps me understand this better :-). Very Grateful, thanks .

U didn't tell us how to cure lameness

Very good! Wish you were in Kansas City, MO ... USA

Great job explaning the biomechanics. I just learned the TTA2 and hope to start using that technique.

Thank you, very useful

Thank you so much for posting this video. This has been extremely helpful! Large heavy chested active dog, and obviously favoring front shoulder. I'll use videos of her to analyze and confirm further. Thanks again.

Thank you! This is very helpful.

thank you. Very useful for my module on gait analysis for canine massage therapy

Great presentation Ben!