Tripawds Three Legged Dog & Cat Forum Archives
Tripawds is your home to learn how to care for a three legged dog or cat. Explore 17+ years of forum archives for stories and answers to questions about dog leg amputation, and cat amputation recovery. Enjoy fresh discussion and connect with members in the new Tripawds Support Circle.
Join The Tripawds Community
Register your free account to join the Tripawds Support Circle. Connecting with members and getting the support you need is now easier than ever with the Circle app!
âś… Easy Photo Upload
âś… Direct Messaging
âś… Subscribe to Topics.
âś… Live Chat and much more!
Forums Locked: Search archives for answers & join Tripawds Support Circle to keep discussion going!
Log In
Members
10:57 pm
Team Tripawds
Administrators
25 September 2009
Offline
Hi Titan,
Yes, you're a big boy, but if you're overall healthy and strong, you'll get along just fine. You might need a little help in awkward situations, but we all do from time to time, whether we are four, three or two legged creatures!
Good luck, let us know how things are going.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
tripawds.com | tripawds.org | bemoredog.net | triday.pet
11:06 pm
Thanks. My mom has been helping me. She tried to slow me down so I can stay strong before the surgery, but when I hear the word cookie I am all over that. She is trying to find a ramp I will be comfortable with getting in and out of my mom's tahoe. She weighs less than me and can't lift me on her own. Have you ever read the book without regret?
11:27 pm
Team Tripawds
Administrators
25 September 2009
Offline
Hi Titan,
Cookie!
Yum!
The ramp is a good idea. It may take some geting used to, but you will, with time. You should also be OK with using it on a Tahoe SUV. My pawrents tried one for our big truck, but the truck is too darned high so I couldn't use it. The Tripawds Ruffwear harness really helps whenever
Yes, we read the book "<a href="