How to Prepare for Pet Loss Before It Happens
If you’re faced with a terminal pet cancer diagnosis or end of life care, here’s why it’s important to prepare for pet loss before it’s too late.
If you’re faced with a terminal pet cancer diagnosis or end of life care, here’s why it’s important to prepare for pet loss before it’s too late.
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.
Looking for pet prosthetic help for your Tripawd dog or cat? Read these helpful tips about finding a good provider for your animal, as shared by Pawopedic’s Jeremy Uronis.
Thanks to a Rottweiler named Lucy and generous donors, recent clinic renovations are enabling kinder, gentler pet cancer care at Colorado State University’s Flint Animal Cancer Center (FACC)
Unique medical lending library for pets at Colorado State University Teaching Hospital carries on the legacy for Sebastian and his mom Ann.
Part 2 of what to expect with cat cancer, oncology and radiation therapy with veterinary oncologist Dr. Sonia Honkisz, DVM MS, assistant oncology professor at Michigan State’s College of Veterinary MedicineÂ
Amputation recovery isn’t easy, as Manny’s Tripawd Tuesday Feature shows. Read about how his mom fought to get him strong and hoppy again after his bone cancer diagnosis.
Exciting UC Davis dog cancer clinical trials for osteosarcoma and mast cell cancer announced at Morris Animal Foundation K9 Cancer Walk in Elk Grove, California.
Walk with Team Tripawds and Morris Animal Foundation on October 9 in Elk Grove, California, to help end canine cancer.
Sometimes a dog bone infection isn’t “better” than a cancer diagnosis, as Tripawd Sheba’s brave fight against the fungus Rasamsonia spp showed us.