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Fisher's two\u2010tailed P test was used to evaluate potential risk factors for lameness.\n <\/jats:p>\n \n Results\u2003<\/jats:bold>\n The majority of luxations were caused by car accident and 96% of the cases luxated in a lateral direction. Closed reduction was successful in all cats and 11 dogs; 3 dogs required open reduction. Owners rated the animals' limb function as excellent (71%), good (7%), fair (22%) or poor (0%). All cats were rated excellent. An excellent result following closed reduction was achieved in 67% of canine cases. All cases of open reduction achieved fair results. All owners were satisfied with the outcome. No risk factors were significantly associated with post\u2010reduction lameness.\n <\/jats:p>\n \n Conclusions\u2003<\/jats:bold>\n Elbow joints with good stability following closed reduction have a favourable outcome. Poor stability following closed reduction is an indication for surgery. 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