28223 John R Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071

Dog Knee Surgery · Madison Heights, MI

Dog Knee (ACL/CCL) Surgery

Limping or holding up a back leg? A torn cruciate won't heal on its own. We repair it with the proven Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP).

The Signs

  • Sudden limping, often after running or jumping
  • Holding up or "toe-touching" a back leg
  • Trouble rising, sitting, or taking stairs
  • A click or pop in the knee

What the MMP Does

The cranial cruciate ligament stabilizes the knee, much like the ACL in people. When it tears, the joint turns unstable and painful. The Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP) advances the tibial tuberosity so the patellar tendon carries the load the ligament once did, restoring a stable, comfortable stride.

Proven CCL/ACL repairLess invasiveQuicker recovery than TPLOGuards against arthritisCherry financingCareCredit accepted
Diagram of the MMP implant advancing the tibial tuberosity in a dog knee
X-ray of a dog knee after an MMP cruciate repair

The MMP implant (left) and a repaired knee on x-ray (right).

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Your Surgeon

Dr. Dana Sweeton, a graduate of the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine, focuses on surgery and orthopedics and treats every dog like her own.

Questions

Where Can I Get Dog ACL/CCL Knee Surgery Near Madison Heights?

Veterinary Urgent Care at 28223 John R Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071 performs the proven Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP), by Dr. Dana Sweeton, DVM. Call (248) 547-4677.

How is the MMP Different from a TPLO?

The MMP is a proven, less-invasive repair that often means a quicker, more comfortable recovery than a TPLO. Dr. Sweeton will explain what is right for your dog.

Do You Offer Financing?

Yes. We offer Cherry, with 0% APR options and no hard credit check, and we also accept CareCredit.

A Real Knee-Surgery Story

★★★★★

"New to the area, no clue where to go when my 2.5 year old pup is clearly injured. Found this practice online and took a chance based on the reviews. So glad we did. They quickly diagnosed his CCL injury and explained our options. The surgery took place about five days later and went off well, with no issues. It was heartening to see how happy the staff was to see my sweet pup when we came back for the two follow-up visits."

Christi B., Google review

Veterinary Urgent Care

Hurt or Sick? We Can See Your Dog or Cat Today

Same-day appointments and shorter waits than the emergency hospital.

Call (248) 547-4677