Testimonial : Phoebus – Belgian Malinois Shepherd – 2021

My vet suggested a new technique for reconstructing the cruciate ligament, and I was won over by the concept and the advantages it offered.

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Rex is very playful and dynamic. After rupturing the cruciate ligament on his right paw in 2016, my vet suggested a technique that is still experimental, known as “minimally invasive” and low-risk, suitable for active dogs, as it enables rapid recovery.

Among the options proposed by my veterinarian, I opted for a reconstruction of his
ligament, which seemed more logical and natural to me than other options.

Enzo is very active, I’d even say hyperactive! After his cruciate ligament was diagnosed as ruptured
cruciate ligament, the option of reconstruction with a synthetic ligament was immediately
given his young age and energy.

Saïga already had a TPLO on his left paw two years ago, and I’m satisfied with it, but his convalescence period was rather long and I sometimes felt tired, especially when walking in the forest for more than 3 hours.