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Rear Leg Passive Range of Motion | TPLO | Dog Surgery

Rear leg passive range of motion, or PROM, following dog tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO) surgery, is important for your pet’s rehabilitation. Follow these instructions to help your pet heal at home following the procedure at MedVet. 🐾Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative content on pet health! More Pet Care Resources: ✔️    • Front Leg Passive Range of Motion Exercise...   ✔️    • TPLO and TTA Discharge Instructions | Dog ...   ✔️ Frequently Asked Questions Following Surgery - https://www.medvet.com/faq-post-surgery/ ✔️ TTA & TPLO Home Recovery Guide - https://www.medvet.com/tta-tplo-recov... About MedVet MedVet is the leading veterinarian-owned and led network of specialty and emergency hospitals and urgent cares dedicated to delivering exceptional care and a deeply supportive experience to pets and their loving families, referring veterinarians, and our team members. Learn more about MedVet’s veterinary surgery services: https://www.medvet.com/specialty/surg... Find a MedVet Surgery location near you: https://bit.ly/3FPfp0k 🐾Subscribe to our YouTube channel -    / @medvetsupport   🐾Follow us on Instagram -   / medvet   🐾Follow us on Facebook -   / medvetforpets   Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:06 Benefits of Passive Range of Motion 0:14 Flex the Ankle 0:27 Flex the Knee 0:42 Flex the Hip Joint