Human-Quality Care, Designed for Pets
Arthrex Vet Systems brings decades of innovation to veterinary orthopedic surgery—offering advanced techniques and evidence‑based treatments that help pets recover safely and return to the activities they love.
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Orthopedic Surgery for Pets
Arthrex Vet Systems creates advanced solutions for veterinary surgery, built on a long history of orthopedic innovation. These tools and implants are designed specifically for pets to help veterinarians perform orthopedic procedures safely and effectively. Each pet‑focused design is made to fit properly, support joint stability, and help your pet recover smoothly.
Our technology supports a wide range of surgical techniques, including minimally invasive options that can help reduce tissue irritation, postoperative pain, and overall healing time. With high‑definition imaging, durable implants, and carefully refined instruments, veterinarians can clearly see the problem, make accurate repairs, and deliver consistent results—supporting long‑term joint health and helping your pet move comfortably again.
Our technology supports a wide range of surgical techniques, including minimally invasive options that can help reduce tissue irritation, postoperative pain, and overall healing time. With high‑definition imaging, durable implants, and carefully refined instruments, veterinarians can clearly see the problem, make accurate repairs, and deliver consistent results—supporting long‑term joint health and helping your pet move comfortably again.
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Vet Surgery for CCL Injuries
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury is one of the most common reasons dogs have trouble using a back leg and develop knee pain. Arthrex veterinary solutions use advanced techniques designed for dogs, cats, and other animals to help restore mobility and improve quality of life. Learn how modern veterinary surgery can address CCL injuries and support your pet’s long‑term joint health.
Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injuries
The CCL, which is the animal equivalent of the human ACL, helps stabilize the knee. While most common in dogs, CCL injuries can affect other pets, too. When the ligament tears, the knee becomes unstable, which will lead to the development of osteoarthritis without treatment.
Common signs include limping, stiffness after activity, reluctance to play, or thickening around the knee. Surgery is often recommended to restore stability, reduce pain, and help slow osteoarthritis progression.
Treatment Options for Knee Conditions
Discover helpful treatment options that can keep pets moving and feeling their best. When you choose a veterinary surgeon who works with Arthrex Vet Systems tools and techniques, you’re choosing someone who uses modern equipment designed specifically for animal care. It’s a great way to support your pet’s comfort and healthy activity after surgery.
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Discover how pets like Dylan, Jackson, and Oakley returned to active lives after veterinary surgery with Arthrex advanced orthopedic pet care.
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