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Our Specialists
Andrew Sams, DVM, MS, DACVS
Founder & Medical Director
Orthopedic Surgery & Arthroscopy
Sherman Canapp, DVM, MS, CCRT, DACVS, DACVSMR
Orthopedic Surgery & Arthroscopy
Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation
Dana Whitlock, DVM, MS, CCRP, CVA, DACVSMR
Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation
Patient Stories
Vail
Lure Coursing
“Vail spend 6 weeks in a SPICA splint and then another 2 weeks in a soft splint. Afterwards, Vail went through several weeks of rehab which included gym work, underwater treadmill, and pool therapy. Shortly after her 2nd birthday, she was out on the lure coursing field competing!”
Tango
Agility
“About three months after Tango placed 4th in the USDAA Cynosport Steeplechase, he developed an intermittent, slight limp in his front leg. We went to veterinarians and a specialist, but no one could tell me exactly what was wrong, even after an MRI, physical therapy, laser therapy, Adequan and Metacam. On a former client’s suggestion, we flew from Seattle to see Dr. Canapp. I got an answer right away—Tango was diagnosed with bilateral medial shoulder syndrome.”
Auggie
Agility
“Dr. Canapp and his team diagnosed and treated Auggie for an acute stifle injury in 2018 when he was 8 years old, helped him to fully recover and go back to hiking mountains, swimming, running agility, playing disc and being the go-anywhere dog he loves to be.”
Chelsie
Agility
“Chelsie tore the subscapularis tendon in her left shoulder and had it surgically repaired by Dr. Canapp in February 2016. She returned to showing in Rally in June 2016 and went on to win the rally competition at the Cocker Spaniel national specialty in July and also compete in the agility competition there. In 2019, Chelsie was ranked 16th all-breed in AKC Rally and 8th for Cocker spaniels in AKC Preferred Agility.”