Caring for a Three Legged Dog or Cat
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BarretsMomHeather
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Heather
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Resh-Crotsley
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Hi, I'm Heather, an avid dog lover. I work at That Fish Place - That Pet Place in Marketing. I live and breathe pets.
My husband and I currently have 3 dogs. My heart dog, Barret, who is 5, was diagnosed with Hemangiopericytoma on his front left armpit and became an official Tripawd on June 11, 2013.
Follow Barret's progress on my Tripawds blog and read my column on pet care on That Pet Blog.
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Barret was diagnosed with Hemangiopericytoma May 16, 2013. Front left leg/scapula/pectoral muscle was amputated on June 11, 2013 and we've never looked back. Follow our story on http://barret.t.....pawds.com/ and read my column on That Pet Blog
