By: Terry Lackmeyer, My Pet’s Brace Customer Service Representative
Sometimes, dogs and cats are as different as night and day. Call a dog and it will come running. Call a cat…
By: Amy Rosenthal, My Pet’s Brace Practitioner
The Patient: Tonka, a 137-pound 7-year-old Saint Bernard with a Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) tear in his right rear leg. Case of Interest: We have…
By: Terry Lackmeyer, My Pet’s Brace Customer Service Representative
Cranial cruciate ligament injuries (ACL/CCL) are one of the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs. For this injury, veterinarian and rehabilitation professionals…
By: Amy Rosenthal, My Pet’s Brace Practitioner
The Patient: Teddy Bear, a 45-pound Samoyed with a missing left rear paw. Case of Interest: When a portion of a limb is missing, the dog compensates…
By: Clayton Blunk, My Pet’s Brace Practitioner
Clayton here, your friendly, helpful Dog-Brace expert and My Pet’s Brace Practitioner. Whether you have had your brace for an hour or 6 months,…
By: Amy Rosenthal, My Pet’s Brace Practitioner
The Patient: Denali, a 90-pound 7-year-old Labrador Retriever with a CCL tear in her left hind leg. Case of Interest: Denali is an example of a typical…
By: Terry Lackmeyer, My Pet’s Brace Customer Service Representative
Often clients ask if therapy would be beneficial in conjunction with a brace. While it is not necessary, many dogs benefit greatly…
