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Luxated patella

Discussion in 'Dogs - Pit bull breeds specific' started by veecogurl, Apr 30, 2004.

  1. veecogurl

    veecogurl New Member

    I have a two year old pitbull and yesterday she was playing in the back yard and started yelping so loud and limping. I took her to the vet right away and they said it was a luxated patella. This morning it was out again- so I took her back, a half hour later it wasout AGAIN, so I felt around and it popped back in. Now it is out again, they say she will be fine with it like that until tomorrow when they can see her again. I can easily get it back in- but I don't know what to do. Is there any way I can wrap it with it in until tomorrow? Is surgery my only option?
     
  2. loves-da-pits

    loves-da-pits New Member

    Not real familiar with dogs with knee problems. I think there are vets who specialize in orthopedics.
     
  3. kyles101

    kyles101 New Member

    im not sure if it works the same, but if humans knees keep dislocating they need surgery to keep it in place.
     

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