You Can Make a Tripawd’s Amputation Recovery Hard, or Easy
Your emotions can make a Tripawd’s amputation recovery hard, or easy, and an important dog study shows pets mirror our emotions.
Jerry’s first posts from his osteosarcoma diagnosis and amputation surgery recovery in late 2006, and discussion about caring for new canine amputees.
Your emotions can make a Tripawd’s amputation recovery hard, or easy, and an important dog study shows pets mirror our emotions.
Veterinary telemedicine options offer live vet chat and video vet appointments for fast answers to non-emergency pet health concerns.
Here’s why acupuncture for a Tripawd cat’s pain is worth looking into if amputation and phantom leg pain is impacting quality of life.
A new study examines better amputation pain control for dogs, led by vet surgeon Dr. Erin Gibson DVM at the University of California, Davis.
Learn Tripawd pain management tips on a free live Tripawds webinar with Dr. Robin Downing, veterinary pain management guru!
Feeling nervous about taking your Tripawd to the dog park? If so, these videos of three-legged dogs playing and tips for staying safe can help.
Study this list of the newest and best pet amputation pain drugs for dogs and cats before your new Tripawd comes home for recovery.
Worried about how to explain dog and cat amputation to kids in your family? Griffin’s story shows that kids and Tripawds handle the change to life on three legs better than we think they will.
New and improved Tripawds Library bonus deal includes updated dog amputation recovery guide, and canine conditioning tips for three legged dogs.
Tripawds updated dog amputation ebook now available with new and improved recovery and care tips to help three legged dogs and their people.