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Dr. Erik Clary, who turned Milo's upside down paws right side up, successfully performed a similar, yet more challenging surgery on Siggi. Clary is a board-certified small animal surgeon at…
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Oklahoma State's veterinary medicine team celebrates Milo six months post-surgery. Born with upside-down paws, Milo could not stand or walk. Six months after surgery, Milo's progress is…
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Milo, the puppy with the upside down paws, recently returned to OSU's Center for Veterinary Health Sciences for a checkup. See how much Milo has progressed following his corrective surgery.
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Milo, the puppy with the upside down paws, was released from OSU's Center for Veterinary Health Sciences. He is now receiving outpatient rehabilitative therapy.
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What's next for Milo, the puppy born with upside down paws? The stabilizing pins in his elbows have been removed and he is bandage free! See what's next for Milo.
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At Milo's second bandage change, his pins are still holding stable and his elbow remain in alignment. Earlier in January 2019, Dr. Erik Clary performed corrective surgery for Milo's…
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Milo's front paws were turned upside down. Dr. Erik Clary at OSU's Center for Veterinary Health Sciences performed corrective surgery on the puppy. Milo had his first bandage change and is…
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Milo's front paws turned upward instead of down. OSU veterinary specialists operated to try to correct the puppy's congenital deformity.
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We visit Cleveland County to discuss wildlife food plots. Interviews include OkState Extension Wildlife Specialist Dwayne Elmore, Cleveland County Extension Educator Heath Herje and Andy Wooliver, a…
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