When Your Tripawd Has Cancer in Another Leg, Now What?
When amputation gets rid of cancer in your dog or cat, but your Tripawd has cancer tumor in another leg or on the body, here’s what to ask your vet.
Treatment
Discussion of care and treatment options for osteosarcoma, and other forms of canine and feline cancer in pets
Tripawd Talk: Cementoplasty for Osteosarcoma Dogs and Cats
Learn about cementoplasty for osteosarcoma dog and cat patients, with BioceraVET, a new palliative treatment option instead of amputation.
Cannabis (CBD) Pet Product Basics
Buyer beware of cannabis CBD pet products, here’s where to learn about basics of cannabis versus marijuana and hemp for dogs, cats, and people
How the AAHA Pet Pain Management Guidelines Help Your Tripawd
How the 2022 AAHA Pain Management Guidelines help our Tripawd dogs and cats thrive with a pain free living plan for all companion animals.
Learn How to Prevent Arthritis in Tripawds and Other Dogs
You can help arthritis in Tripawds and other dogs, with Dr. Felix Duerr from Colorado State’s Orthopedic Medicine and Mobility Team.
Introducing Veterinary Cannabis Corner with Tripawds
If you’re as confused about CBD for pets as we are, the new Cannabis Corner with Tripawds cuts through the confusion with unbiased, science-based facts for pet parents.
The Pros and Cons of Partial Limb Amputation for Dogs and Cats
Is a full or partial limb amputation for dogs and cats better? A look at the pros and cons of leaving or taking a damaged or cancerous leg.
Remote Pet Cancer Consulting with Dr. Venable
Tripawd Talk Radio talks about remote pet cancer consulting with Dr. Rachel Venable of Pet Cancer Care Consulting.
The Osteosarcoma Bone Cancer Fracture Risk is Real
The dog bone cancer fracture risk is real. Be mindful of it if you’re tempted to give your future Tripawd a pre amputation party on 4 legs.
Helpful Guide for Pets with Cancer and Serious Illness
This helpful CSU guide for pets with cancer and serious illness can help you feel more grounded, and know the best questions to ask your vet.