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About the registry

The Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR) collects information about cruciate surgery in dogs from across the UK.

Dog owners

By taking part, dog owners can help advance the quality of care for all dogs affected by cruciate problems in the knee.

Veterinary professionals

Help build the evidence base so that we can better understand which surgical techniques and implants improve patient outcomes.

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Explore our resources and find out more about using the Canine Cruciate Registry.

How the registry works

The Canine Cruciate Registry is a database of information about cruciate surgery in dogs from across the UK. Our aim for the registry is to improve canine cruciate patient outcomes and minimise complications.

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Creating reports

Top tips

If you perform the same type of surgery, add your usual equipment and post-operative instructions as a template. This way the form will be pre-populated with your information each time.”
Mark Morton Clinical lead and veterinary surgeon
Add a nurse or member of your admin team as a delegate. They can take the lead on registering clients, adding patients and filling out your surgical forms.”
Amelia Poole RVN

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Hear from veterinary professionals

We’ve collected conversations we’ve had with veterinary professionals since the registry launched in 2021. Listen to podcasts and a watch our launch event to find out more about the impact of the registry on clinical outcomes.

Looking for more support?

We can offer training sessions for your practice or group of surgeons and delegates. Email us at ebvm@rcvsknowledge.org for more information.

Anything else you would like to see?

If you think we should include any resources, or if you have a top tip to add, then please get in touch at ebvm@rcvsknowledge.org.