What to Expect: Life After Amputation Recovery for Tripawd Dogs and Cats
When amputation recover is over for your new Tripawd dog or cat, this is what you need to know about enjoying a fun and safe life on three.
What Every Cat Parent Should Know About Amputation Pain on Tripawd Talk #134
Tripawd Talk Radio #134 discusses cat amputation pain with veterinary pain specialist Carl Bradbrook, co-founder of the Zero Pain Philosophy.
How to Find the Right Harness for Your Three-Legged Dog
Trying to find the right harness for your three-legged dog? Here’s what to look for and how to get the right support for your Tripawd.
Triday 2026 is on Tripawd Tuesday! Share Your 3-Legged Love Story.
Tuesday is TriDay 2026, a day to kick-off TriMonth and raise awareness of three-legged dogs, cats, and all amputee animals!
Tripawds Foundations Course Graduates are Pawesome!
Congratulations to the graduates of the first Tripawds Foundations Course Learning Challenge!
Section 3 of the Final Tripawds Foundations Lessons Now Open
The final phase of the Tripawds Foundations course is open. Finish section 3, a journey through long-term wellness and life with a Tripawd.
Protect Your Tripawd’s Elbow from Pressure Sores and Hygromas
Pressure sores and hygromas on Tripawd dog legs can cause problems if not spotted early. The good news is you can prevent them with these expert tips and our favorite gear.
Five Tripawds Needed Now: UC Berkeley Is Building Custom Pet Prosthetics This Spring (Free!)
UC Berkeley engineering students are seeking five California Tripawds for a fast-moving pet prosthetics and wheelchair project. Applications needed now. Devices may be delivered by early May 2026.
Section 2 of The Tripawds Foundations Learning Experience Continues
Section 2 of the Tripawds Foundations Learning Experience is open, with lessons on recovery, routines, and building confidence after surgery.
Dr. Maureen Griffin Explains Exiting New Pet Cancer Treatment and Staging Breakthroughs on Tripawd Talk Episode 133!
In Tripawd Talk Radio episode #133, Dr. Maureen Griffin, a surgical oncologist at Flint Animal Cancer Center, discusses advances in minimally invasive surgery and sentinel lymph node mapping.