Or an orthopaedic specialist if there isn't a greyhound vet near you. I would stake my Whippets' lives on my Vet, who is an orthopod and understands running dog problems very well even though she is not a 'greyhound' vet.
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Poor little Tegan, hope she makes a good recovery :luck: :luck: :luck:zilloot said:Sounds like a greyhound expert could help.
Don't have any advice though but just want to send best wishes from all of us for a speedy recovery.
One of our whippies snapped the tendon in her toe and it's always fully extended now (not curled). She is a bit lame but it doesn't stop her running about.
:luck: :luck: :luck: :huggles: for your whippie.
Tegan IS Beautiful :wub:Hilary & Hounds said:The beautiful Tegan: :wub: :wub:
I've found this link which I've already sent Rachel but I thought may be useful for others: dog splints
Thankyou so much for that, so pleased for your Deedee is on the mend and recovered so well.mandyrfc said:Dear Rachel
I have a 17 month old little whippet bitch called Deedee and she had an accident just after September and cut both tendons on her hind right leg it took us almost 10 days to find the vet with the right experience and at a reasonable price as some were asking as much as £1000 to do the operation we finally went to see a greyhound vet who runs a practice in Clydebank in Glasgow and he said that it was a simple operation and it only cost £150 and he was BRILLIANT he assured us that we were not to late and has helped us with her every bit of the way.
It was about 10 wks after the operation and her foot was still flat on the floor and we thought it would never get better, but low and behold about another 5 days later my husband Derek shouted Mandy is it me or have her toes started to pull up .........and they had, ever since then her foot has gone from strength to strength and looks as good now as it did before the accident.
it will still be months before we can even think of letting her get a little chase at the lure but the vet (MICHEAL FRANCIS BOYCE ) has told us he has done the same operation on more greyhounds than he can remember and all are back running again.
so the first person who advised you to go to a Greyhound vet was spot on.
Hope you get it fixed ............love Mandy..........xx
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