Exciting new limb sparing surgery for dogs with osteosarcoma may lessen the infection rate and risks of this historically expensive and complicated procedure.
Expert veterinary orthopedic surgeon Dr. Denis Marcellin-Little of UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital answers common questions about pet prosthetics and orthotic devices for amputee dogs and cats on this Tripawd Talk Radio podcast.
Nine year old bone cancer dog Lily celebrates two years of living with cancer after limb sparing surgery, amputation and chemotherapy.
UC Davis veterinary surgeons are pioneering a bone regeneration technique that’s saving pet’s broken legs, by growing leg bone material with a surgical technique called Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP).
The Vaccine Against Canine Cancer Study is on, so learn how your dog might qualify with Dr. Jenna Burton, Director of UC Davis Vet Medicine Clinical Trials.
Osteosarcoma dogs enjoy long-term remission without chemotherapy thanks to ELIAS Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment and the University of Missouri Oncology Service.
See why the #AAHA2016 vet conference session about osteosarcoma treatments and breakthrough therapies like the Her2/neu vaccine will help Tripawd dogs everywhere.
Learn how scapula tumors in dogs and cats with osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma or fibrosarcoma might candidates for removal with scapulectomy surgery.
A look at full or partial limb amputation surgery options for dogs and cats.
Tripawd Tuesday celebrates Chuck the Saint Bernard dog by learning about his palliative care treatment to help fight osteosarcoma.