Vet Tips to Avoid a Remaining Leg Surgery for Tripawd Dogs
Vet expert Dr. Marcellin-Little explains why little decisions we make now can help us later by preventing a remaining leg surgery for Tripawd dogs.
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Osteoarthritis Problems in Three Legged Dogs
Osteoarthritis problems in three legged dogs are not uncommon but here’s what we can do to minimize the impact, according to Dr. Denis Marcelin-Little from UC Davis.
What to Know When adopting a Tripawd (Part 2)
When adopting a Tripawd discover these helpful tips for before you adopt a three-legged dog or cat. Part 2 of 10 Things to Know About Adopting a Tripawd.
How to Help Amputee Cats Walking Backwards
Does your new amputee cat walk backwards? If so, don’t panic. Here’s what Tripawds members tell us about this amputation side effect in cats.
Caring for an Older Tripawd, Part Two
Whether your pet has been a Tripawd for two months or ten, caring for an older Tripawd requires you to do everything in your power to minimize the impact of one less leg. Here’s four ways to get started.
Real Life with an Older Tripawd
Life with an older Tripawd requires us to be extra careful about certain things. Today we share what it’s like to care for our senior, Wyatt.
Tripawd Tuesday: Canine Histiocytic Sarcoma Heroes
Canine histiocytic sarcoma has a depressing prognosis, but these Tripawd Tuesday heroes show that the disease doesn’t always play by the rules.
Everything You Need to Know About Leg Braces for Tripawds
Learn everything you need to know about braces for amputee pets with cancer survivor Ben Blecha, founder of Go Hero custom orthotics and prosthetics for dogs.
Tripawd Lifetime Study What, Why and How
What if we could study the effects of limb amputation on three legged dogs and cats in a Tripawd Lifetime Study? Tune in to Tripawd Talk Radio for a discussion.
How to Spot and Treat Osteoarthritis Signs in Dogs and Cats
Osteoarthritis signs in dogs and cats can be subtle, but this checklist can help you identify the symptoms and create a report to discuss with your vet.