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Good thoughts going with you and Reilly for a successful surgery and uneventful recovery.

Talk to your vet. The one time we had a dog with one, we did opt for surgery but she was much younger. I have seen dogs treated with a drain and compression bandage ... sometimes it has worked,...

Talk to the vet.

The first time we had ear flap swelling (both ears) was from spider/something tiny bites when our Brutus started sleeping under a flowering quince bush. I have no idea what those...

Our last two dogs were bed sleepers and neither would use a ramp or store-bought steps unless I was leading them up/down on leash. They jumped. When the beds then became off limits, I had to just...

I have a few of these carpeted wood steps that have worked perfectly over the years. I get the 3 step version for the bed but you'll want to measure height, etc. They are heavy duty and won't move....

We actually built a platform for Coleman to be able to get up into my bed. He was able to get his whole body up onto the platform to either get up or down off my bed. He had a hard time with a ramp...

WE had no luck with a ramp, Oban would not use it. Now I boost him up, same as I do with the jeep. I do not allow him to jump down from the jeep but we put a 4" thick crib mattress on the floor at...

My bed was pretty high due to a 14" frame and a 14" memory foam. After Samson's 2nd TTA in April, I didn't want him jumping up that high on the bed once he had recovered from the TTA. I decided to...

I guess my main question would be how often she'd be getting up and down if she's tethered or leashed to one of you. My impression is that when dogs are in crates following their surgery, they get to...

While I've never had to deal with any knee injuries in my dogs, I do wish you the best for an uneventful surgery and quick recovery!