Dr. Hady Demystifies MRIs and CT Scans
Dr. Laura Hady of Santa Fe Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center discusses MRI, radiograph and CT technologies to diagnose dog cancer lung metastasis, cancerous growths and fractures.
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Tripawds Blogs Month in Review
With so much going on here, we thought a monthly Tripawds Blog Update report would give you a helpful rundown on what you might have missed in May (and whoops, the first week of June…already?). First off, we would like to honor the memory of Tri-Pug Maggie, who passed away earlier this week after a heroic mast cell cancer battle … Read more.
Chicken Soup for the Tripawd Lover’s Soul Gift Card Winner
Funny things kids say about three legged dogs and our Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul contest winner.
Jerry’s Story, How Tripawds Came To Be
The life of Jerry G. Dawg and the story of Tripawds.com, the world’s largest community for three legged dogs and their humans.
Dr. Rosenberg’s Thoughts on Metronomics and Supplements
Dr. Mona Rosenberg of the Veterinary Cancer Group of Southern California discusses the Metronomic Protocol for canine cancer oncology treatments, and shares her opinion about immune boosting supplements.
Canine Bone Cancer Treatment News with Dr. Mona Rosenberg
Dr. Mona Rosenberg shares the latest carboplatin treatment protocols for dogs with osteosarcoma and gives a history of the Veterinary Cancer Group of Southern California.
Chemotherapy Session for Daisee Dog
Watch Daisee Dog receive carboplatin chemotherapy for treating osteosarcoma at the Veterinary Cancer Group of Southern California.
Tripawds Can Help with Canine Cancer Research
Bone cancer dogs can help study canine cancer by submitting a blood sample to the Van Andel Institute Canine Hereditary Cancer Consortium.
Does Amputation Speed Cancer Metastasis?
Board-certified veterinary oncologist Dr. Michael Lucroy cites study about amputation and the production of angiostatin in dogs with bone cancer and discusses why cancer can metastasize faster after amputation.
Inspawrational Great Dane Moose Leads the Big Dog Parade
Story of Moose, a three legged amputee Great Dane dog who survived osteosarcoma for two years.