How to Choose a High Quality Vet Practice for Your Dog’s Surgery
Tips and questions to ask when choosing a veterinary practice for your dog or cat’s surgery, by freelance writer Ron Rutherford.
Treatment
Discussion of care and treatment options for osteosarcoma, and other forms of canine and feline cancer in pets
Wordless Wednesday: Before, After
Wordless Wednesday Tripawd Barret shows before and after photos of amputation surgery and recovery.
Cyclophosphamide vs. Chlorambucil in Metronomic Chemotherapy
Learn about Cyclophosphamide versus Chlorambucil in Metronomic Chemotherapy for dogs and cats in this interview with Dr. Barbara Biller of Colorado State University Animal Cancer Center.
When Is Amputation The Right Choice For My Dog or Cat?
How to know if amputation is the right decision for your dog or cat.
Helping Hands Vet Helps Pet Parents Avoid Economic Euthanasia
Dr. Lori Pasternak’s Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic ends economic pet euthanasia with affordable veterinary surgery and dental cleaning rates in Northern Virginia.
How To Change Tie-over Bandage On Dogs
How to change the coyote bandage dressing or tie-over bandages used to protect biopsy incisions and post operation wounds in difficult locations on dogs like the perineal region.
Stand Up for Your Tripawd with Dr. Nancy Kay, Sunday on Tripawd Talk Radio
Tripawd Talk Radio welcomes world-renowned veterinarian and consumer advocate Dr. Nancy Kay author of Speaking for Spot and Your Dog’s Best Health: A Dozen Reasonable Things to Expect From Your Vet, Sunday May 20 2012 6pm Eastern.
Learn Pet Insurance Tips on Tripawd Talk Radio, Sunday 6:30 pm Eastern
Learn the facts about how to choose a good pet insurance policy with Dr. Doug Kenney author of the Pet Insurance Toolkit.
Dog Rehab Therapy Helps Tripawds Beat the Odds
Dog rehab therapy helps three legged Spree lead a pain-free life after bilateral FHO surgery and front leg amputation.
When and How a Dog Wheelchair Can Help a Tripawd
How a wheelchair can help a Tripawd and why homemade wheelchairs can do more harm than good for disabled pets.