Vet-Recommended Pet Products Facebook ad: “Torn CCL. No Surgery. Here's What We Fed Instead”

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The ER vet quoted us $6,900, all in, for Koda's torn CCL. $4,050 for the TPLO alone. Complete tear. Three legs coming in from the yard. "Eight weeks of strict rest, then we reassess, or we book the surgery." We couldn't do it. So we read what a canine rehab vet wrote about why a cruciate tears in the first place, and we fed the ligament instead. His cruciate is a rope of collagen. His shin bone slopes, so that rope holds his whole weight every second he's standing. Its core has almost no blood supply. Rest it with nothing in the blood and you've rested a rope that's still starving. Pawlity Cruciate Support Collagen Drops. Collagen peptides, UC-II, vitamin C, omega-3. Three droppers a day on his food because he's 92 pounds. Weeks 1 and 2: nothing. Week 4: the paw came down. Week 8: weight on all four. Three months later he's running in the snow. The surgery date was never booked. And 38.7% of dogs tear the other one within about a year. So he stays on it. Both knees, fed. The three-bottle pack is $59.98, the third one's free. About a dollar a day. It's the eight weeks the vet already gave you. Surgery is still there in week nine if you need it. Full ninety-day money-back guarantee, so the risk was on them, not us. Don't book that surgery date yet. 👉 https://trypawlity.com/pages/cruciate-torn-ccl

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Torn CCL. No Surgery. Here's What We Fed Instead

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