Caring for a Three Legged Dog or Cat
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rossi46 said
I will try to create a blog so I can share some photos...
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Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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Great news! Keep up the great work Rossi! We're here for you!
Ded, Belle and Angel Zeus
Thank you all for all your support and thanks for the advise about water treadmills. We have very limited access to rehab specialists where we are but we are going for our first appointment/assessment next week so I will discuss the use of the treadmill in detail. There is a dog swimming pool close to us so I am hoping to start some swimming with them. We have a dam on our property so they both love swimming but we are in the middle of our Summer here so the water level is too low, it's more like a mud puddle right now.
Thanks again, there is such a wealth of knowledge and understanding in this Tripawd community.
XXX Robin, Rossi and Willow.
rossi46 said
There is a dog swimming pool close to us...
Swimming is great, but it is not the same as water treadmill work. The benefit of hydrotherapy comes from a controlled environment where the dogs stretch their legs to reach the bottom. Check the links on the Resources page for finding a certified therapist near you.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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