Dog Cruciate Ligament: Treating Without Surgery [Part 2]

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In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones discusses how to treat your dog's cruciate ligament injury without surgery. Learn about the benefits of using natural therapies like supplements, acupressure, massage, passive range of motion exercises, and swimming therapy to help your dog recover. Whether your dog is suffering from a mild strain or more severe cruciate damage, these methods can help reduce pain and improve mobility.

This is Part 2 of our series on non-surgical treatments for cruciate ligament injuries. Watch the full video to get step-by-step guidance on each treatment and how to incorporate them into your dog’s rehabilitation plan.

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