TPLO Surgery & Dog Knee Surgery in Chicago, IL

TPLO Chicago was created to help serve the Chicago and surrounding area pet owners by giving them accurate information regarding the TPLO Surgery. As a Board Certified Veterinary Surgeon in Chicago, we have helped many dogs with torn ACL/CCL’s. Give us a call and let us serve you.

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Meet The Surgeon

TPLO Chicago is run by Dr. Claude Gendreau of Veterinary Orthopedic Center. He is a board-certified TPLO surgeon and is passionate about helping dogs with torn ACL’s. He has helped thousands of dogs in the Chicago area and would be happy to help answer any questions you have.

Dr. Claude Gendreau

TPLO Chicago Team

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219-600-4804

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2215 Main Street, Highland, IN 46322

Hours:
Monday - Friday | 9:00am to 5:30pm

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TPLO Chicago by Veterinary Orthopedic Center is dedicated to providing Chicago area dog owners with reliable and accurate information about the TPLO Surgery. Our surgeons serve dog owners needing the TPLO surgery in Chicago and surrounding towns Oak Lawn, Gary, Highland, Hammond, Lansing, Whiting, Orland Park and more. To learn more about the TPLO go through our 6 Steps^TM and if at any point you have questions, contact us.

OUR CLIENTS

"My dogs and I had a great experience at TPLO Chicago. I felt very confident that they were in the best of hands! Dr. Gendreau is a true veteran with his 40+ years of specialized orthopedic experience. His new facility is outstanding! All state-of-the-art equipment including “Indigo-Clean” for maximum sterility and maintenance of a germ-free environment is reassuring against harmful bacteria causing infections. It was a convenient, positive, successful experience. He’s the best! "

- Jodi

"My 8 1/2 year old English bulldog needed tplo surgery for over a year. After contemplating putting him through [the tplo surgery with TPLO Chicago] we eventually decided it was the best thing to do. Dr. Gendreau called me the night after the surgery and the next day to see how zeppelin was and handling pain meds. I cannot say enough about how well the surgery recovery and overall well-being of zeppelin has been. If your concerned about putting your dog through the surgery the amount of time you think about it will be greater than it will be for them to be moving better again. The first 3 days are hard but after the most difficult part is keeping him from doing things he couldn’t do before (stairs, walks, jumping on the couch,). After the 8 weeks it’s nice to see him back to normal."

- Richard

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