This is the first part of preventing Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) rupture, and I’m showing you the first two signs that a dogs CCL is in danger of rupturing. Both in regards to inflammation.

There is an often overlooked CCL injury and/or surgery complication. Because most people don’t know about it , it goes untreated and increases the chance that the dog will tear their other CCL 12-18 months after they tore the first.