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.
Recovery
Jerry’s first posts from his osteosarcoma diagnosis and amputation surgery recovery in late 2006, and discussion about caring for new canine amputees.
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.
School is Open! The Tripawds Foundations Weekly Learning Challenge Begins Today.
Join us for Section 1 of the Tripawds Foundations Weekly Learning Course, a six-week experience to help you prepare for amputation surgery.
Introducing Tripawds Foundations, Your Path to Tripawd Health for Life!
Join the Tripawds Weekly Learning Challenge! Tripawds Foundations is a six-week guided journey to help pet parents feel prepared, supported, and confident before amputation and for life on three legs.
Tripawd Pain Management Tips for a Better Recovery
Discover tripawd pain management tips to support a better recovery and keep your three-legged pet happy and healthy.
The Best Questions to Ask About Amputation Surgery for Dogs and Cats
Download our “Best Questions to Ask About Amputation Surgery” checklist if your veterinarian recommends leg amputation for your dog or cat.
Pregabalin for Tripawd Amputation Pain is Worth Discussing when Gabapentin Isn’t Working
When Gabapentin is not working post-op, here’s why Pregabalin for Tripawd amputation pain might be a better remedy for nerve pain.
Understanding and Treating Nerve Pain After Amputation for Dogs: Tripawd Talk Radio #124
How can Sensory Re-education help ease nerve pain in dogs after surgery? Find out with Ilaria Borghese on this episode of Tripawd Talk Radio.
Take the 2023 Tripawds Quality of Life Survey
Take the 2023 Tripawds Quality of Life Survey for cats and dogs, to help pet parents know what to expect after amputation, or when adopting.
Is Your New Tripawd Cat Not Pooping After Surgery?
Constipation is a normal amputation surgery side-effect in cats and dogs. Here’s how to know if you Tripawd isn’t pooping for other reasons.