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Signs of adjustment to new gait
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11 July 2011 - 10:52 am
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Hi everyone,

Mocha had his amputation surgery 4 days ago (right front) and I think I might have let him over-do it yesterday, or maybe it is just him adjusting to his new gait. He started limping last night on his back legs and licking his hocks.  I hope it is just strain from the adjustment of his gait.  He was OK this morning,a bit stiff in the back-end, but when we came in from the morning outing, he started licking again – just for a few minutes and not obsessively.  If anyone has had a similar experience it would put my mind at ease.

Thanks,

Melanie

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11 July 2011 - 3:38 pm
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If you haven't already, check out the CARE videos for lots of helpful info about a tripawd's new gait, stretching, massages, exercise and much more. Nice chatting with you, your future forum posts will not require moderation.

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11 July 2011 - 6:56 pm
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we are right front amps as well.  our gait is pretty fast and if we go too far with our 'tripawd hop', our back legs and hips sometimes seem sore.  gayle has acupuncture treatments every three weeks, and this seems to help with spine and hip issues.  as for licking, sometimes it seems more 'diligent' than others, but i don't think it directly relates to her over-doing it... 

charon & gayle

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