Vet-Recommended Pet Products Facebook ad: “5 Torn Cruciates. 90 Days. Not One Op.”

Ran for 15 days, from September 15 to September 30, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads
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Five dogs. Five complete cruciate tears. Five £3,000 TPLO estimates, £4,750 all in. Not one of them had the op. Every one of them came in from the garden on three legs. Every one of them got the same sentence: "Eight weeks of strict rest, then we reassess, or we book the op." So we asked what a canine rehabilitation vet asks: why does a cruciate tear in the first place, and what actually reaches it during those eight weeks? A cruciate is a rope of collagen. A dog's shin bone slopes, so that rope holds his whole weight every second he's standing. Its core has almost no blood supply. It's fed by diffusion, by whatever is in his blood that day. An unfed rope frays, fibre by fibre, quietly, for years. The pop you heard in the garden was the last fibre. Rest it for weeks with nothing in the blood, and you've rested a rope that's still starving. You don't have to choose between the knife and doing nothing. Pawlity Cruciate Support Collagen Drops. 400 mg of hydrolysed collagen peptides type I and III, 40 mg of UC-II, 25 mg of vitamin C, 80 mg of omega-3, per dropper. Two collagens, one builder, one firefighter. No hip blend, no mystery scoops. One to three droppers a day, dosed for his weight, on the food he already eats. Week 2: nothing. Two of the five owners almost quit right there. Week 4: the toe comes down. Week 8: weight on all four. Week 12: Rooney sits square again, 48 kilos of him, nothing kicked out to the side. And a Royal Veterinary College study of 511 dogs with a torn cruciate found 38.7% tore the other one too, on average about a year later. So all five stay on it. Both knees, fed. The three-bottle pack is £46, because the third one's free. About 77p 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. Every penny back, no questions asked. Don't book that op yet. 👉 https://trypawlity.com/pages/cruciate-torn-ccl-uk
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5 Torn Cruciates. 90 Days. Not One Op.
What We Fed Them Instead Of The TPLO
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