The knee is prone to a number of injuries amongst humans as well as dogs, horses and occasionally cats. One of the most common knee injuries in dogs is a ruptured cruciate ligament.

Knee anatomy. The knee is a joint that is formed by three bones: 

1. Femur (the long bone extending down from the hip)
2. Tibia (the bone between the knee and ankle); and
3. Patella (the kneecap).

Diagnosis of a ruptured cruciate ligament
The diagnosis of a ruptured cruciate ligament is made through observing abnormal movement of the joint. A veterinarian will place one hand around the femur and one around the tibia in a precise manner. By applying pressure on the knee, the veterinarian will feel the bones move abnormally in what is called a 'drawer sign.' It is called that because the movement of the femur in relation to the tibia is similar to pulling and pushing in the drawer of a cabinet. If an animal is in a lot of pain, or very nervous, the muscles near the knee may be so tense that they prevent the drawer movement from occurring. If a veterinarian suspects a ruptured cruciate ligament in a dog but cannot elicit the drawer sign, the dog may be heavily sedated to relax the muscles and then re-examined for the drawer sign.

Our special homeopathic formula hastens the fast relief process as well as the pain is quickly reduce on homeopathic formulas. You will also find that your dog will not need the pain drugs or anti-inflammatories, if and while using the homeopathic Ligament Repair formula that we have available. If your dog has had previous or recent surgery, using the Ligament repair formula as well as the Scar Tissue formula will assist to fully repair a tear of the ligament. This will help strengthen and fully relieve the damages, preventing any furture weakeness or arthritis to appear.

Over the years through clinic animal practise I have custom made and perfected the below natural medicine formulas that are suggested to give relief from this specific ailment. There may be more than one formula suggest or related products, so read through each one and see if your pet or animal need - all, some or just the one formula.

Natural medicines will last several years and are suitable for all species and ages.

Instructions and diet sheet are also included with these formulas.