Eating again, and on the road.

September 25, 2008 by jerry

Jerry regains his appetite after refusing his canine cancer supplement diet, and a visit to Dr. Mullins where he received new medications for his advanced osteosarcoma canine cancer metastasis.

What to expect next …

August 12, 2024September 17, 2008 by jerry

Jerry discusses what to expect with long term osteosarcoma dog cancer care to help pet owners prepare for terminal end of life issues.

Living Life One Day at a Time

June 21, 2017September 15, 2008 by jerry

Tripod dog Jerry visits oncologist Dr. Marie Mullins 22 months after amputation and osteosarcoma diagnosis.

On my Way to the Clinic in Denver

July 31, 2011September 12, 2008 by jerry

Hey everyone, guess what? My favorite oncologist, Dr. Marie Mullins, has relocated from Santa Fe’s Veterinary Cancer Care clinic, to the Animal Hospital Center in Denver, Colorado. What a neat coincidence that she’s there now, because my Mom and Dad are worried about my lack of appetite lately, and they think I should see the doc. And Denver is a lot closer to where we are now, so on Saturday, we are packing up and leaving the ranch. My appointment is on Monday afternoon.

I’m gonna be honest with you all, because we’re family here, right? My pawrents started this blog as a way to update friends and family about how I’m doing . . . all the good news, and any bad news too. It’s therapy for us, and we hope, for you as well.

So here goes . . .

The Power of Pawsitive Thinking

November 13, 2023September 10, 2008 by jerry

Thinking positive thoughts will also help your dog heal from amputation surgery and battle a cancer diagnosis.

Help Tripawds Swim with K-9 Float Coat!

June 6, 2010September 4, 2008 by jerry

New Ruff Wear Float Coats Now Available!

Order Ruff Wear Big Eddy and Portage Life Jackets Now – All Sizes Available!

Original K-9 Float Coat Sold Out!

Check out the new Float Coats available fro Ruff Wear:

Help Tripawds swim with new Portage and Big Eddy Float Coats!

(August 4, 2008) I love to swim. And yes, we three legged dogs really can swim! But since we tire easily, we can sometimes take on water.

My people discovered this the hard way, and stopped taking me to the lakes I love so much. That’s why I’m glad they got me a new K-9 Float Coat from Ruff Wear!

Now I can swim farther and longer than ever before. Ruff Wear’s new K-9 Float Coat provides the extra buoyancy your tripawd needs to truly enjoy swimming. Keep reading to read our product review and view the demonstration video we produced, or to order yours today!

What’s on the Menu Tonight, Ma?

August 31, 2015September 3, 2008 by jerry

Three legged cancer dog Jerry wants new meal recipes and ideas for hiding supplements.

Dog Prescription Labels and Information Sheets: Please Read them

August 28, 2008 by jerry

Metronomic protocol dog cancer therapy requires doxycyline which cannot be given with diary products.

Navigating the Pet Health Insurance Maze

May 7, 2021July 26, 2008 by jerry

Jerry the tripod bone cancer dog reviews pet health insurance coverage options and costs.

Three-legged Barnaby needs a home!

July 20, 2008 by jerry

adopt or foster barnaby three legged rescue dog A fellow dog lover just let us know about this special pup at the Lost and Found Dog Rescue in Wilmington, Delaware who is still in need of a foster home. Please visit the L&F website for complete information about adopting Barnaby.

Barnaby is a Lab/Hound mix about one and a half years old. A special friend has paid his vet bills, so there will be no adoption donation required for Barnaby! Plus the shelter will provide a one year supply of the the joint pain medication he needs to manage his pain from losing his leg.

He is a very loving boy and gets along well with most dogs, but not cats. He is young and strong but the weight of his body makes his remaining front leg bend in a painful way.