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Quick question: My family's 5 year old (approaching 6) boxer just had surgery on his right knee for a torn ACL. From what I understand, instead of replacing the tendon or what have you, they clean it out, and then re-shape the bones in the knee joint so they fit together smugly instead of causing a slipping force when pressure is applied. There is a fancy name for this, but I can't think of it at the moment. Anyway, my question is: will Winston the boxer have full use of his leg afterwards? I know he'll be down for 6 weeks but I'm hoping he'll be fully healthy afterwards. Right now he's hopped up on prilosec 
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This is kind of a stupid question, but I haven't seen a post about it (I hope this isn't a really common thing  ), but what is the PI opinion on Cesar Milan? As an outside observer he seems like a magician, but the power of editing...
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So I just payed petPlan 80 dollars a month for 10 months just so they could deny my cats ACL tear treatment because they dont cover "cruciate ligament injuries" for 6 months after you start a policy. Because of course. Is there a single solitary insurance company that is not horseshit
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Honestly when my cat tore his ACL I was like, "well at least this will be easy to approve, there's no way to extort insurance with that, it's the definition of a freak injury." Hahah psyche bitch we aint covering that
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