Caring for a Three Legged Dog or Cat
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Wath our video interview with Cal. Animal Rehab for information about the adjusted gait of tripawds, as well as lots oh helpful exercise and stretching tips.
Denali's mom, calls it a bunny hop. Wyatt had it too, it just takes time and exercise but ray will regain his strength.
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Hi Scitti24 and welcome to tripawds. Sorry for jumping in on your chat earlier. That was rude of me. So Ray is a young boy. I bet he just needs to strengthen that remaining rear leg. A pup of Ray's age can be a bit weak and clumsy even on 4 legs. I suppose there's a chance the other knee might have sustained some damage as well when he was hit by the car but that's probably not the case. He'll master the hop/run thing in not time. Kudos to you for adopting sweet Ray. FYI, I didn't start a blog thing and really wished I would have. I look forward to reading all about Ray and his journeys.
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