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That Occasional “Skip”: A Surgeon’s Guide to Medial Patella Luxation (MPL) Surgery

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That Occasional “Skip”: A Surgeon’s Guide to Medial Patella Luxation (MPL) Surgery

Quick Answer: Medial Patella Luxation (MPL) correction is a safe and highly successful surgical procedure designed to permanently stabilize a dislocating kneecap by deepening the joint groove and realigning bone anatomy. Advanced anesthesia protocols and specialized micro-surgical tools ensure the procedure is exceptionally safe for tiny dogs, while early surgical intervention prevents progressive joint arthritis […]

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Staff seminar on Zorbium

Staff seminar on Zorbium

Elanco stopped in to VSC for a “Breakfast and Learn” lecture to provide the staff with information on Zorbium…

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Sassy the Lemur

Say hello to ring-tailed lemur Sarsaparilla, or Sassy. She and her family live in one of our multi-acre free-ranging forest habitats..

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Maggie And Her New Shoulder

Maggie and her new shoulder

Maggie is a Great Pyrenees puppy who got a bionic shoulder…

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Max’s Success with Repair of His Luxating Patellas

Max’s Success with Repair of His Luxating Patellas

Max came to Veterinary Surgery Center of Sarasota with difficulty walking due to his…

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