Understanding Patellar Luxation

Update: 2025-04-16

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Fran Smith, DVM PhD DACT joins us from Purina to explain how a dog’s anatomy can cause patellar luxation, or a “slipped stifle.” Learn about the prevalence of this painful genetic condition and how it is diagnosed and treated.

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Understanding Patellar Luxation

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Understanding Patellar Luxation

Understanding Patellar Luxation