Cats are far superior to dogs when it comes to hiding that they hurt. That’s why we’re kicking off Animal Pain Awareness Month with a close up look at symptoms of pain in cats and what to do about it.
Three-legged cats are the subject of Tripawds.com’s latest project, the Cool Tips for Tripawd Cats book about feline amputees.
Foxy and Heidi are best friends for life, thanks to a wonderful vet who saved his life. Today’s Tripawd Tuesday will warm your heart and leave you smiling!
Confused about amputation surgery recovery? Our Top 10 Questions to Ask Before Amputation Surgery for Dogs and Cats will get you ready for a longer conversation with your veterinary team.
Bridget’s mom tells all about partial amputation wound care and prosthetic preparations for an amputee dog, in today’s Tripawd Tuesday.
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.
If you live near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, you can help That Pet Place support Tripawds Foundation during Pet Cancer Awareness Month!
Veterinary pain management expert Dr. Mike Petty DVM explains how to manage your Tripawd’s post-amputation pain needs.
Whether you’ve been down the osteosarcoma road or not, every pet parent should see Forever Faithful. The movie isn’t just a memoir about Ruiz’ own experience with her own dog, but it dives into many aspects of dealing with the disease that touches so many of the animals we love.
If your three-legged dog or cat injures a leg, Dr. Brian Beale DVM DACVS shares what you need to know about remaining limb surgery on a Tripawd.