Tripawd Tuesday: Lucas Leads the Way
Give your biggest Tripawd Tuesday applawse to Lucas, a canine osteosarcoma hero and three-legged inspiration who lives large with mom Maggie Marton and the pack.
Give your biggest Tripawd Tuesday applawse to Lucas, a canine osteosarcoma hero and three-legged inspiration who lives large with mom Maggie Marton and the pack.
Tripawd Tuesday shares a story from Dr. Laurie Hess, exotics animal vet who helped two cockateil birds who each lost a leg after a parrot attack.
If you’ve ever thought about meeting other Tripawds in your city, this will inspire you to arrange a Tripawds pawty! Three and Four Legged Dogs Party in Virginia In honor of Pet Cancer Awareness Month, the Tripawds nation and Greyhounds Rock Fredericksburg came together on May 23 and 24th for the biggest three and four-legged community celebration ever! With thanks … Read more.
Tripawds best tips, resources and products for phantom pain and post-amputation relief for three-legged dogs and cats.
Meet Baron, a German Shepherd dog who beat the osteosarcoma odds at Colorado State University after being diagnosed with a bone tumor in his skull near the muzzle.
My name is Wyatt Ray Dawg, and I am the Majority. This post is sponsored by The Animal Farm Foundation and the BlogPaws Professional Pet Blogger Network. We are being compensated for helping spread the word about the The Majority Project, but Tripawds only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers. Animal Farm Foundation is not responsible for … Read more.
Dr. Sara Fritz, DVM, oncology resident at University of Minnesota, offers insight on limb loss and cancer therapy for dogs facing amputation.
Enroll your dog or cat cancer hero in the National Veterinary Cancer Registry to collect data that will improve treatment options and outcomes for pet cancer.
Tips to get affordable, awesome veterinary care for your pets with nearby veterinary teaching hospitals and colleges listed in the U.S. and around the globe.
Sharon and Sophie share Dog paralysis tips, lessons and handicapped needs support at Lessons from a Paralyzed Dog website.