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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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Veterinary professionals

Help improve the quality of life for dogs with canine cruciate ligament rupture by sharing information about how cruciate surgery has affected dogs in your care.

How you can get involved

The registry is open to ALL veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom performing any surgical technique. The registry is the first of its kind, in the veterinary profession, anywhere in the world.

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

Register a new patient

Complete this form if you need to add a new owner to the registry.

Access the portal

Are you a veterinary professional who is already taking part? Access the portal.

More information

The benefits of the CCR are immense – for dogs, owners and veterinary surgeons. Owners will be able to make better-informed decisions and their feedback on outcomes will be included. Surgeons will be able to monitor and compare their results, adapting and improving their treatments accordingly. I believe that the CCR could trigger a widespread change in the veterinary profession. The success of the CCR will be entirely dependent on how well owners and surgeons engage with it.”

Richard Whitelock Veterinary Surgeon

Need help?

Got a questions about your account?

The team at Amplitude will be able to help.

Got a question about the project?

The RCVS Knowledge team can answer your questions.

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