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Also unfortunately any one selling you some thing they make money off of you must be wary of. from pharmaceutical companies to dog food to your local used car sales person it is the way our society operates.
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Also unfortunately any one selling you some thing they make money off of you must be wary of. from pharmaceutical companies to dog food to your local used car sales person it is the way our society operates.
I will look at that but while i truly believe and already do that many of the issues that can cause CCL,s to fail are valid What I'm not understanding is the mechanism that heals a torn CCL with out surgery. in your article you made reference to a human tearing their ACL. What athlete would not have surgery on that. Even though a dogs "knee" and a humans is completely different a torn ligament does not heal. How does the stifle become stable again.
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