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Thread: ACL recovery without surgery? (Partially torn ACL). **Update** he's doing great!

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    Update

    I just thought I would give an update in case anyone else had a similar issue. Vallis is much better after a few months of crate rest/modified crate rest. His limp is completely gone and he seems perfectly fine. We have even been on a few hikes in the mountains and he's done great. I'm really relieved he is so much improved.

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    Great update! Thank you for letting us know!

    As it happens, my neighbor was asking about ACL issues earlier this week. I will send her the link to this thread!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pembroke_Corgi View Post
    I just thought I would give an update in case anyone else had a similar issue. Vallis is much better after a few months of crate rest/modified crate rest. His limp is completely gone and he seems perfectly fine. We have even been on a few hikes in the mountains and he's done great. I'm really relieved he is so much improved.
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    Such good news, especially as we know how much your family enjoys its hikes - and where you live, anyone would!
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    Wonderful news. Thanks for the update.
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    Thanks! We're glad he's doing better too.

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    I'm so glad he's doing better! I have to say I'm not a big fan of rimadyl long term because it's hard on the liver. Tramadol is basically the same thing but not hard on the liver.
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