Tripawd Tuesday: Lexi’s Legacy
For today’s Tripawd Tuesday, meet Lexi, two time cancer survivor and ambassador of hope for dogs with cancer.
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Tripawd Tuesday: Max Shows Why Second Opinions Matter
Today for Tripawd Tuesday we celebrate, Max the Golden Retriever who shows why second opinions are important when an animal is dismissed as an amputation candidate.
Tripawd Tuesday: Meet Osteosarcoma Survivor, Tripawd Nikki!
For your Tripawd Tuesday inspawration, meet two year osteosarcoma survivor Tripawd Nikki, beating the odds and loving life.
All About Rehab Therapy for Tripawds
Learn all about the benefits of rehab therapy for Tripawds today on Tripawd Talk Radio, with veterinary rehabilitation therapist Dr. Amy Kramer of Southern California’s Beach Animal Rehabilitation Center.
Tripawd Tuesday: Lawri Beats the Feline Fibrosarcoma Odds
In today’s Tripawd Tuesday feature, you’ll enjoy the sweet story of how Lawri beat the feline fibrosarcoma odds, as well as how her siblings Pangi and Muffin found their way into the hearts of one great mom.
Tripawd Tuesday: Marvelous Mary Jane
Today for Tripawd Tuesday we celebrate Marvelous Mary Jane, senior dog osteosarcoma survivor and our hero!
Visit Dr. Kay’s Place for Spay Neuter Advice
Learn the pros and cons of sterilizing puppies with spay neuter advice from America’s favorite pet parent advocate, Dr. Nancy Kay DVM.
What to Expect: Picking Up Your New Tripawd After Amputation Surgery
Prepare for the day your pet comes home with these three tips on what to expect when you pick up your new Tripawd from the clinic after amputation surgery.
Tripawd Tuesday: Bender’s Myxosarcoma Pain Management Victory
Today’s Tripawds Tuesday shines a light on the importance of good pain control. Read about Bender’s myxosarcoma pain management victory at the University of Guelph veterinary teaching hospital.
Tripawd Tuesday: Bridget’s Partial Amputation and Prosthetic, Part 1
In today’s Tripawd Tuesday story, you’ll read about Bridget’s Partial Amputation and Prosthetic Journey, a detailed report on what it takes to have a dog evaluated and treated for a partial amputation and artificial leg.