Best Cat and Dog Amputation Pain Medications in 2022
We’re kicking off Animal Pain Awareness Month with the top cat and dog amputation pain medications for 2022, according to a top vet surgeon.
Recovery
Jerry’s first posts from his osteosarcoma diagnosis and amputation surgery recovery in late 2006, and discussion about caring for new canine amputees.
Cat and Dog Amputation Questions (and Answers!)
If you have cat or dog amputation questions pre-surgery, these answers from Tripawds can put your mind at ease before surgery day.
What to Expect: Bringing Pets Home Same Day of Amputation Surgery
Bringing pets home same day of amputation surgery isn’t ideal, but it’s not impossible if you have to nurse your new Tripawd from day one.
My Tripawd is Depressed, Now What?
If your Tripawd is depressed after amputation surgery, here’s how to help your new three-legged dog or cat start enjoying life on three legs.
Tripawd Cat Pain Management Tools Make Recovery Easier
These new Tripawd cat pain management guides make amputation recovery for cats a little easier for pet parents and vets too!
Remaining Leg Surgery on Tripawds Studies Report Good Results
Worried about your Tripawd’s TPLO or THR surgery? Remaining leg surgery on Tripawds studies show good long-term results on dogs.
Does Tramadol Help Dogs with Amputation Pain?
Does Tramadol work to help dogs in pain? Dr. Robin Downing sets the record straight in our Tripawd Talk Radio pain management discussion.
Amputee August Expert Advice from a Rehab Vet
Our Tripawd Awareness celebration continues, with Amputee August Expert Advice from Dr. Amber Callaway Lewis, rehabilitation therapy vet.
Negative Comments About Tripawds Don’t Have to Be a Bummer
Negative comments about Tripawd dogs and cats is not uncommon, but today’s Amputee August Tip shows how to handle them with humor and wit.
Lulu the Tripawd Cat’s Remaining Leg Surgery Recovery Details
When you’re faced with a Tripawd cat remaining leg surgery with external skeletal fixator, Lulu the three-legged-cat wants to show you a full recovery is possible.