Question # 72

A 3-year-old bulldog presents with acute non-weight-bearing lameness in the right hindlimb after chasing a ball. Tibial compression test is positive; cranial drawer is present. What is the MOST appropriate initial management plan?

Options:

A.

Strict cage rest only; surgery is never indicated

B.

Begin NSAIDs and schedule surgical stabilization (e.g., TPLO) discussion

C.

Start high-dose corticosteroids and avoid imaging

D.

Immediate amputation

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