Osteoarthritis Problems in Three Legged Dogs
Osteoarthritis problems in three legged dogs are not uncommon but here’s what we can do to minimize the impact, according to Dr. Denis Marcelin-Little from UC Davis.
Treatment
Discussion of care and treatment options for osteosarcoma, and other forms of canine and feline cancer in pets
What to Know When adopting a Tripawd (Part 2)
When adopting a Tripawd discover these helpful tips for before you adopt a three-legged dog or cat. Part 2 of 10 Things to Know About Adopting a Tripawd.
Ten Things to Know About Adopting a Tripawd (Part 1)
When a three-legged rescue dog or cat catches your eye, here’s ten big things you need to know before adopting a Tripawd.
Real Life with an Older Tripawd
Life with an older Tripawd requires us to be extra careful about certain things. Today we share what it’s like to care for our senior, Wyatt.
Bone Regeneration Technique Saves Pets Legs at UC Davis
UC Davis veterinary surgeons are pioneering a bone regeneration technique that’s saving pet’s broken legs, by growing leg bone material with a surgical technique called Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP).
Everything You Need to Know About Leg Braces for Tripawds
Learn everything you need to know about braces for amputee pets with cancer survivor Ben Blecha, founder of Go Hero custom orthotics and prosthetics for dogs.
Three Tripawds’ Inhalation Chemotherapy Treatment Stories (Updated 2023)
If your Tripawd has lung metastasis, you may want to investigate inhalation chemotherapy treatment options to fight the spread of pulmonary metastasis.
UC Davis Inhalation Chemotherapy Study for Dogs Fights Lung Metastasis
There’s new hope for dogs with advanced osteosarcoma lung metastasis, thanks to a new UC Davis Inhalation Chemotherapy Study for Dogs.
The Pet Caregiver Burden Conundrum
Lap of Love’s Dr. Mary Gardner explains how caring for pets at their end-of-life is hard, but we can do things to ease the pet caregiving burden.
How to Spot and Treat Osteoarthritis Signs in Dogs and Cats
Osteoarthritis signs in dogs and cats can be subtle, but this checklist can help you identify the symptoms and create a report to discuss with your vet.